Bambu Lab Top Tool Storage and phone/tablet dock - Optimised For P Series P1S & P1P Also Fits X Series X1C & X1 with or without AMS

prusaprinters

Hey there, I've previously designed a similar storage for the Bambu X series https://www.printables.com/model/272099-bambu-lab-carbon-x1c-x1-p1s-p1p-with-ams-top-tool- which I use constantly and has been incredibly useful. It has been crazy popular since I uploaded it and being downloaded close to 6000 times at the time of writing this. Due to lots of requests this version is optimised for the P series printers due to the smaller screen and lack of the X1's pointless buttons. I've incorporated design elements for access to the SD Card slot without removing the whole storage unit, if you want this opened up then punch through the thin layer of protection, if you want the SD card slot protected, leave it in place. The hole for USB Cable is taken into account - a charging dock is included for phones and tablets.I hope you love the model, all I ask in return is you hit like if you do.  I really appreciate when people share makes on here and leave a review it means a lot to me. The main function of this design is to store my most common used tools, glue and parts for 3d printing. Slots for an isopropyl bottle, Elmer's and Bambu supplied glue, 3dLac spray. Plenty of slots on the left for scrapers, screwdrivers, deburr tool, pliers, tweezers, unclogging pins and snips. Tiny holes are for 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3mm allen keys. Middle and front has room for loose spare parts and tools with filet edges to help remove small objects easy. There's room for vacuum bag pump if that's your thing.Each side of the storage is a slot for standing up spare build plates.This version optimised for the P series printers includes a removable universal dock for a tablet or phone so you can control your printers via Bambu studio. There is hidden cable management to route your usb cable from inside the printer to your device to keep it charged during use. If you don't plan on storing a device here you don't need to print the dock and use the area below as storage for nozzles etc. I've included a blank model of the removable insert so you can design a dock specific to your device, say samsung S23 or iphone 15 etc, though if you do, please post your docks here and tag me in a remix so people can also print them. If there's enough demand I may attempt to design a wireless charger dock.In front of the dock is a slot to store a stylus or pen but my main decision to design this was to store and charge my electric precision screwdriver, cable can be routed through the vertical hole slot to its right. I've found having an electric screwdriver an essential tool if you regularly carry out maintenance or change out hotend and nozzles.Behind the dock is storage intended for nozzles or complete hotends, socks and paste sachets /lube. An optional extra print is a large removable tray that sits above this area behind the dock, the handle also acts as a rest for phones and tablets docked in front.At the opposite end is a 55x55mm square designed for custom storage options. Optional extra prints included are for a four divider and a large round object such as a 3dlac spray tin. I've included a solid block for you to design your own custom holder for specific tools. Let me know if theres a specific tool you need to be designed.The Model fits the dimensions of the printer precisely, it sits over the top glass lid knob and hugs each side of the AMS if you have it so will not move and cannot be knocked off.  Build InstructionsIt's split into two parts that lock together using dovetail joints so this can be printed within the X and P series build dimensions. I personally printed both parts separately took around 10-12 hours in total using my settings however I've had many makers say they printed both at the same time on one build plate and worked great (just watch out for the aux fan causing warp, either fans off or brim on ). Printing the removable parts tray, device dock and dividers is optional.   My suggested settings below are for a strong part but if you're in a rush, you do you. Walls can be reduced o problem but i'd go easy on top bottom layer reduction as the base is 2mm thick.4 walls (.4 nozzle)6 bottom 6 top layers 10% infillNo supports required , some bridging might not be pretty but it's all hidden underneath  but clean from above and strong.