Modular Customizable Bambu Lab Printer Caddy V1.2

This is a fully-modular 3D printer tool caddy intended for (but not limited to!) the Bambu Lab X1printers.

 

1. Caddy with stock inserts for:
   1. My No-Hardware Bambu Lab Scraper for Plastic Blades
      1. With quick access stock area for plastic razor blades
   2. My Compact Mini Angled Silicone Nozzle Brush
   3. Ender-style Compact Metal Scraper
      1. (or any scraper with blade width ≤38mm)
   4. Flush Cutters
   5. Alcohol Pads
   6. Alcohol Spray Bottle
   7. Build Plate Glue/Stick
2. Slide-in base plate to secure caddy to the side of the printer.
3. Optional build plate module that can hold up to 3 of your most commonly-used plates.
   1. Additional front plate if you only want to use the build plate module.
4. Optional back plate to protect the side of the printer when using the build plate module.
5. Additional models (available as individual .stl files) for the base caddy to customize to your use case.
    

1. Figure out your intended configuration:

   1. If you want to use all of the modules
      1. Print all of the plates except the one with the front plate.
      2. Slide the base caddy down unto the build plate rails. The fit will be snug, and you may need to jiggle it down and/or gently tap it with a rubber mallet.
      3. Optional: Slide the back plate rail inserts into their respective grooves on the rear of the back plate.
      4. Slide down the now assembled caddy base down unto the back plate rails.
      5. Slide in the bottom plate into the channels on the bottom rear of the assembly.
   2. If you want to only use the base caddy
      1. Print the plates base caddy and bottom plate
      2. Slide in the bottom plate into the channels on the bottom rear of the assembly.
   3. If you only want to use the build plate holder
      1. Print the front plate, build plate holder, back plate (optional), and the bottom plate.
      2. Slide the front plate down unto the build plate holder base. The fit will be snug, and you may need to jiggle it down and/or gently tap it with a rubber mallet.
      3. Optional: Slide the back plate rail inserts into their respective grooves on the rear of the back plate.
      4. Slide in the bottom plate into the channels on the bottom rear of the assembly.

    

Any constructive feedback and/or suggestions appreciated, thank you!!

 

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