December 12, 2023
Description
I wanted the filament to share the same Cabin space as the printer, to maintain the same temperature and humidity since I found that it improves printing with certain materials.
Also, it helps the filament move much better than from behind the printer.
I do plan on replacing the external Filament sensor with the one on the extruder, and that will make this even better and cleaner.
You will need 1 rod of some sort to hold the spool, and the hole that holds the rod, needs to be modified based on the rod you have available.
(I had an aluminum rod lying around)
The corners print better on the K1 Max, on one of their sides.
Regular support (Not Tree) works better on the K1 Max.
Very easy to remove the supports.
I used a small screwdriver along the grooves to get the support off.
The connectors print well standing up, and I added “mouse ears” to ensure they don't start warping, which can be easily snipped off with scissors.
Highly recommend PETG to ensure the chamber can withstand high temperatures of up to 65C.
to prevent warping, please DO NOT use any fan for most of the print, and use ONLY Model fan when doing supports and bridges.
I printed with Nozzle = 270C, and Bed = 70C.
With PETG I tend to reduce acceleration for supports, top and bottom all the way down to only 500mms^2, and I keep the speed as high as 250mms and everything prints perfectly.
To build the box as shown, you will need:
Video:
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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