Toolkit case for A1 + A1 Mini Accessories by Harry Porpise

Harry Porpise

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1, 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

5 h

1 plate

4.6(103)

A1 mini, 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

4.1 h

2 plates

4.5(96)

Gray lid border - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

3.7 h

2 plates

4.5(32)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

3.5 h

1 plate

4.4(16)

Boost

434

912

318

2.1 k

1.6 k

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Description

A toolbox case for the A1 and A1 Mini that replaces the old cardboard box. The only assembly needed is to snap the plastic tray into the container. I'm super happy with how this turned out, especially how clean the design on the lid is (taken from the old packaging).

Update I: I tightened the fit of the lid.

Update II: I slightly loosened the fit of the lid so it can be opened more easily.

Happy printing!

Comment & Rating (318)

@DeweyCox

Bambu Studio is confusing, I loaded this project and am using the AMS Lite, but in the process each plate only has one color. How do I edit the filaments for each plate?

The designer has replied

@HarryPorpise

You should be able to see the second color if you look at the bottom of the parts.

@DeweyCox

Replying to @HarryPorpise :

Yea I want to change the RED to use WHITE instead but I don't see a second color anywhere to do that. IF you look at the two plates only one has blue yet both plates have blue in them same with the red, only one plate shows RED but it's used in both plates.

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@HarryPorpise

Replying to @DeweyCox :

You should be able to change the red to white by clicking on the square:

@lorenzosecondo

Print Profile

A1 mini, 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

molto bello però purtroppo, mi si è staccata la parte bianca rimuovendolo dal piatto e poi come si vede nella foto non si chiude perfettamente aggiornamento: seguendo il consiglio nei commenti sono riuscito a riattaccarlo perfettamente. grazie mille per l’aiuto, da 3 stelle passo a 5!

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The designer has replied

@HarryPorpise

Scusa se ho frainteso il tuo problema (ho interpretato quello che so dallo Spagnolo), ma in realtà è abbastanza facile piegare nuovamente il coperchio. Riscalda il piano della stampante a 75 gradi, quindi tieni il coperchio piatto finché non diventa caldo al tatto. Quindi tieni il coperchio piatto su un tavolo finché non si sarà completamente raffreddato e dovrebbe adattarsi perfettamente al coperchio.

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@lorenzosecondo

Replying to @HarryPorpise :

grazie mille ha funzionato! ti ringrazio!

@Nate.

Print Profile

A1 mini, 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

this was my second print ever, I didn't change any settings and it looks pretty good. the table I have it on is wobbly a bit and the lid still snaps perfect on this.

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The designer has replied

@HarryPorpise

what colors did you use? they look interesting

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@Nate.

Replying to @HarryPorpise :

Might as well he called an Olive Green.

@DeweyCox

Printed this but the lid does not seat down into the box at all, the bottom of the lid is sitting on top of the little notches that are protruding inside. The box is empty I have not put the plastic tray inside of it yet. The lid just doesn't fit.

The designer has replied

@HarryPorpise

Looks like the lid is warped, not hitting the tabs. Put it on a heated build plate (75C) and hold it flat while it cools. That should make the lid sit flush.

@DeweyCox

Replying to @HarryPorpise :

It looks like that cause my fingers are squeezing on one end causing it to pop up trying to hold it up for the camera. I even cut out the little tabs inside and it still will not sit flush into the hole of the base.

@HarryPorpise

Replying to @DeweyCox :

That gap is intentional, there’s a chamfer on the bottom of the lid so you can take it off with your fingernail.