Dry Box Top Mount for A1, The Cereal Killer - Free 3D Print Model

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Sam Hillier

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Print Profile(1)

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H2D

P1S

X1 Carbon

P1P

X1E

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

Cereal Killer, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

7.6 h

2 plates

4.7(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

197

137

Released

Description

Top mount your dry box to your Bambu A1! Here are Cereal Killer's top features:

No Tools Needed. Just snaps on
Designed for popular cereal dry boxes found on Amazon (link to one I used below)
Print direct from Dry Box. Humidity is 11% while printing (in my climate)

I made Cereal Killer because I needed to print from a drybox and easily pick my printer up to move it. When working on a big project I'll move my printer into the kitchen for long overnight prints. Doing this with the AMS lite attached is kind of a pain. Detach all the ptfe tubes. Unplug the AMS cable. Move each separately. Also the filament is exposed to moisture.

So… I've made my A1 my dedicated Easy-to-move-Drybox-Printer by ditching the AMS and using Cereal Killer top mount.

I used the nuovva Cereal Storage Containers from Amazon UK. Make sure to get similar dry boxes. I think they are the same few types sold across all countries (Amazon USA, UK, CA etc).

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Install Video

It's Designed to be a Tight Fit

I wanted it to be snug friction fit to make sure the dry box wouldn't fall out during printing. Sometimes the 4 pack of the cereal dry boxes aren't all identical in size and you may need to scale up 0.5%. However I've always managed to force it in without problem, they are quite flexible.

Desiccant Spool Holder

I designed my own spool holder with desiccant storage which I'll include in the profile. They are many many on makerworld, but I wanted mine to simple with no hardware needed.

Filament Choice

PLA or PETG are great choices. I used PETG-GF for mine but also tested it in Bambu Basic PLA.

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