(STLs are in .ZIP files)
(STEP files below)
(3MF export from Bambu Slicer on plates)

After reviewing a number of great models of Bambu Lab printer lid solutions, a couple things happened. First, the most innovative one I found was from @ktothestank with these cool sliding vents HERE. Loved it! Second, I had trouble printing it in PETG and getting good operating clearances… and I am not a fan of ABS at the moment without a full filtration system.

So instead, I decided to go my own path on what I believe is a simple to print and use design that can be adapted to your liking of multiple materials easily.

• Riser tested in PETG and BL PA-CF filaments and prints very well on the X1-C
• 4 sections for each corner for the riser and for the TPU gasket for on top
• small double wedge connectors to hold the frame pieces tight to one another.
• snug fit to where the glass goes, and the glass is a snug fit on top as well.
• chamfered angles that others have used on other X1 models so there is no edges to catch on.
• Uses oval vent holes around the perimeter, with vent closures that fit inside of them in sections
• A simple perimeter reduction of the vent closures by -0.1mm allows for a firm fit while still being easy to remove on the fly. RESULTS MAY VARY
• TBU gasket has hole in front to account for the screw heads on the glass lid of the X1-C
• Printed vent closures in TPU to go with PETG for lower temp filaments
• Printed vent closures in PETG to go into PA-CF risers for high temperature prints on the second machine.

If you want the model, go for it over at OnShape.

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, RESULTS MAY VARY, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR USE