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Bambulab H2 series - Poop bin with handle

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H2D
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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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3.9 h
1 plate

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Description

A poop bin specifically designed to fit perfectly on the H2 series.

 

This model stands out for its key features designed for everyday use:

  • Built-in ergonomic handle: Unlike traditional bins that can be awkward to grab when they are full or pushed against a wall, this integrated handle makes it incredibly easy to pull out and empty the filament waste with just one hand.

     

  • Smart clearance: It has been carefully designed so it does not interfere with the H2 series cooling grid, ensuring your printer maintains optimal airflow.

     

  • Optimized footprint: It takes up minimal space. You only need an 80 mm clearance between the back of your printer and the wall, making it ideal for narrow desks or tight workspaces where quick access is needed.

Note: If you need the handle to be on the right side of your printer, you simply need to mirror the model in your slicer.

 

I hope you find this upgrade as useful for your daily workflow as I do! If you print it, I’d love to see your makes and read your feedback. Happy printing!

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