DryBox for BMCU (AMS clone)

Fully printed on a DryBox 3D printer. Designed for use on the P-series, but can also be used for the A. 

The box has a place to mount the FV3 filament rewinder, and 4 outputs for PTFE tubes. In my case, I use the BMCU 370С on the P1s. The filament for printing was PLA, which accelerated the printing time. But it is possible to use PETg. PETG transparent was used for the transparent frosted glass effect. The printing profile and transparent sheet files can be found in the profile.

For assembly, you need 2 M3x20 bolts with with reduced head diameter. Apart from about 2 kilograms of plastic, nothing else is needed.

Also, it is advisable to let the parts cool down before removing them. If you tear them off while they are hot, they may warp and gaps will appear during further assembly. I also recommend choosing the size of the pins for assembly for your printer. The parts should fit easily, but without play.

I recommend using PTFE tubing with an inner diameter of 2.5mm or larger. Preferably 3mm, this makes it easier for the filament to pass through. Also, the holes after printing can be quite tight, so before assembling and gluing, I recommend checking and, if necessary, drilling to the required diameter.

Profile for P1S. I recommend opening the project in bambu studio rather than triggering the print from the app.

I would be happy if someone could add some improvements. For example, for drying the filament, or something else. 
Therefore, the sldasm file is freely available.

New design for A-series is avaliable now:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2410333-bmcu-lite#profileId-2642746