Bambu Lab (or Prusa) steel sheet holder (magnetic) - remix

prusaprinters

28 April 2023: I will no longer be supporting revisions to this model. You can use it as is, and add negative shapes to fit the dimension of your tape/magnets. I have been so busy that this has fallen off the list of priorities. It's still a good model by itself, and you can add the negative shapes easily in whichever slicer you use.31 March 2023: Hindsight is 20/20 right? I will be changing the attachment method from magnets to include a small channel so that double-sided foam tape can be used. I hope this is a better idea. Thank you for chiming in, roadshow.29 March 2023: Please note that the 3 magnet slots are insufficient to support the weight of the sheet holder (even in an empty state). I will be revising the files to have more magnet slots, as well as shave a good chunk of weight off. This means less filament and better results. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________I really liked the original design by Glen Waelbers, but when I got around to thinking about it, I don't change the nozzles on my Bambu Lab printers very often. That being said, I didn't want to store them where dust and debris can fall into my nozzles, so I quickly reduced my need to have nozzle storage built into the sheet holder. I decided to store the nozzles in a separate accessory box and leave the scraper out where I need it.I remixed the design to keep the same overall aesthetic, although nozzle storage and print bed scraper dock are eliminated. I've also added slots in the back to accept 10*3 round magnets, to attach this to the printer and not have to worry about it falling over, or printing some kind of stabilizing feet. I suppose you could also use the recessed channels to install any kind of hardware that you want, in case you'd rather attach it to a wall or something. The provided g-code is for printing in PLA. I used Polymaker Polyterra and it came out great, but you can use this .gcode for any other PLA that you have! There are 2 versions of .gcode. one with supports, and one without. I printed mine with supports, just because I didn't want to deal with any layer shift, missed lines, or sagging extrusions. Honestly, it should be okay without it. *** Please make sure your Z offset is dialed in and your first layers come out clean. The base of this model has some VERY long lines. If your first layer isn't dialed in, I suggest printing a calibration to get it tuned before printing this. ***