X1/P1 LED Riser with angled LED and additional Diffusor by Kellermann

Kellermann

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill

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1 plate

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Description

(Deutsch siehe unten)

ATTENTION: No holes for Glass-Top! EPDM-Strip 2mm high required!

When looking for a riser for the P1S with an integrated LED, I found a few nice things online, but then decided to create my own.

LED orientation downwards, Diffuser made from Layertest strips, use Lego axles as connectors.

The riser consists mainly of 8 different elements to print:

What else is needed:

16x LEGO® Technic Pin or you can use https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/lego-technic-pin

And of course the LED strip, watch out there seems to be a difference between X1 and P1:

https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005952550058.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.17.48155c5fxz4Ci2&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu

If the LEDs in the camera are dazzling or you want a dampening effect, you need:

1x First Layer for cutting the diffuser https://makerworld.com/de/models/17107#profileId-15896

I have cut them to the width of the slot in front of the LED.

On Top (between Riser and Glas-Panel) should be a EPDM-Strip 15x2 mm like this one:

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0792H9DJX/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=AG6DR6G08TPH6&psc=1

The whole thing is still in the testing phase and will be provided with updates here.I try to implement criticism and suggestions from the community in new versions.It's my first model, hope you like it and enlighten your Bambu.

It has already been successfully printed with Bambu PLA with a 0.2 mm layer height with a 0.4 nozzle. Brim 10 mm and wall lines to 4.

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Achtung: Habe Löcher für die Glasplatte vergessen! EPDM-Streifen mit 2mm Höhe verwenden!

Auf der Suche nach einem Riser für den P1S mit integrierter LED habe ich zwar ein paar schöne Sachen Online gefunden, mich dann aber doch für eine Eigenkreation entschieden.

LED Ausrichtung nach unten
Diffusor aus Layertest Streifen
Lego-Achsen als Verbinder nehmen.

Der Riser besteht aus 8 unterschiedlichen Elementen, die gedruckt werden müssen.

Was noch benötigt wird:

16x LEGO® Technic Pin https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/lego-technic-pin

LED Streifen habe ich von AliExpress, da kann man für X1 and P1 welche bestellen:

https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005952550058.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.17.48155c5fxz4Ci2&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu

Falls die LEDs in der Kamera blenden oder man einen Dämpfenden Effekt haben möchte braucht man:

1x First Layer zum schneiden der Diffusor https://makerworld.com/de/models/17107#profileId-15896

DIe Streifen habe ich mir auf die Breite der Öffnung vor der LED zurecht geschnitten.

Zwischen Riser und Glasplatte muss ein 15x2mm EPDM Streifen eingesetzt werden, wie dieser hier:

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0792H9DJX/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=AG6DR6G08TPH6&th=1

Das ganze befindet sich auch immer noch in der Testphase und wird hier mit Updates versorgt.

Kritik und Vorschläge aus der Community versuche ich in neuen Versionen umzusetzen.

Ist mein erstes Modell, hoffe es gefällt und erleuchtet euren Bambu.

Gedruckt wurde es bereits erfolgreich mit Bambu PLA mit 0,2 mm Layerhöhe mit 0,4er Nozzle.

Brim 10 mm und Wandlinien auf 4.

Comment & Rating (55)

@Stringa

provato a stampare due volte ma la stampa fallisce facendomi sprecare il filamento

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

Mi spiace per il materiale sprecato. è importante pulire molto bene la piastra. Acqua calda e detersivo per i piatti possono aiutare. Sembra che le parti si siano staccate dal piano di stampa. Sorry for the wasted material. It is important to clean the plate very well. Warm water and dish soap can help. It appears that pieces have come loose from the build bed.

@Stringa

Replying to @Kellermann :

Il piatto era pulito sia nel prima che seconda stampa nonostante questo si sono staccati comunque, non so se per il piatto texturizzato o per altro.

@ME3DPrint

I will be starting this print soon. I just recieved the LEDs Could you show a picture where the LED connector slots into on the printer ? ----------------------------------------------- Ich werde bald mit diesem Druck beginnen. Ich habe gerade die LEDs erhalten Könnten Sie ein Bild zeigen, wo der LED-Anschluss am Drucker eingesteckt wird?

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

it is the original LED plug

@ME3DPrint

Replying to @Kellermann :

AAhhh ok! thanks

@ivchobg

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

Thank you very much for your review and the provided pictures.

@wolfakevin

Buying the parts required for this print, before printing it. Got the led strip and foam strip ordered. Have you considered adding a small slide vent to the front wall or the riser to allow you to open it and vent heat out, or close it to hold temps better? Also, perhaps add connectors directly to the model (dove tails, plugs, or something similar?). Bambu Studio can now add dovetail automatically with the CUT tool, maybe upload the whole riser as one piece to allow people to cut their own as well as your current offerings?

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

i simply slide the glass to the back. I added a second profile with an open back too.

@wolfakevin

Replying to @Kellermann :

Is there a lip at the back that prevents the glass from sliding back by itself? Or do the foam strips keep it down well enough

@Kellermann

Replying to @wolfakevin :

The original design has a lid that goes completely around the riser and prevents the glass top from moving. As I said, there is a second profile where the back pieces are open (without a lid). I haven’t tested but the mass of the glass and a cutout for the glass screws should be enough to keep the top at its place.

@ProdyP

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill

mancanza di giunture, dimensioni errate dei pezzi, spero che risolvi i problemi e di ricaricare un nuovo modello che sia più semplice da montare.

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

you need LEGO Connectors to join the parts. why are the measurements off? Could you provide a picture or a better description of your problem. I am willing to help so your material was not wasted. hai bisogno dei connettori LEGO per unire le parti. perchè le misurazioni sono sbagliate? Potresti fornire un'immagine o una descrizione migliore del tuo problema. Sono disposto ad aiutarti in modo che il tuo materiale non vada sprecato.

@ProdyP

ho già buttato via il progetto, era impossibile unirli tra di loro per la mancanza dei connettori nei fori disegnati. inoltre ho sofferto di problemi di stampa, nella descrizione viene fornito che non necessita di supporti e così è stato fino al 90% della stampa poi sono staccati dal piatto rovinando i pezzi e materiale formando gli spaghetti. Avrei preferito un sistema di "gancio rapido" al progetto in modo tale da poterli unire senza necessariamente usare dei perni o giunti esterni come delle viti. inoltre in sistema di scorrimento led e fatto in modo intelligente ma richiede dei supporti se stampati i pezzi sdraiati sul letto ma così facendo viene difficile rimuoverli. Probabilmente il problema e solo mio anche se sto usando una P1S con del filamento Bambu PLA nero. forse necessità di altre configurazioni di parametri.. comunque sia preferirei che sistemassi questo progetto presentando un Remix o un innovazione che renda possibile la stampa facile perché la tua IDEA E GENIALE sulla base dell'illuminazione della macchina. spero che non te la prendi anzi lo dico per chi come me butta via del materiale. detto questo ti chiedo Scusa se ti ho offeso durante questo testo. Mi auguro che condividi con noi utenti altri tuoi progetti!!

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@Kellermann

Replying to @ProdyP :

Thank you for the critisism I appreciate it and might redesign according to your suggestions.

@toddrslack

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill

good design, but the pieces fit together far too loosely. use the connectors, but also superglue the sections together - that helped significantly.

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

That’s a fair point. For me the connections are „good enough“ when using original LEGO but there is always room for improvement. I might redesign in the future based on your suggestions. Thanks.

@badman

just printed with my p1s but haven't put together yet, still need to get the 2mm strip for it. I found a 2mm x 15mm Silicone strip online, would silicone be better option, or should I stick with the epdm you mentioned? Also where should I apply those strip? I am assuming the top where the glass sits on. thank you!

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The designer has replied

@Kellermann

should be ok to use silicone. put in on top between the riser and the glass and cut out the place where the screws from the glass top are

@lefty0184

Work first time and printed well with no problems . thank you so much for the design and shall be following

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

thank you very much for your feedback

@Hauser_Ger

Hi @Kellermann, you made us aware of the missing glas-top-holes. Are you planing to include those? Wanted to print your design, but I would wait if you are planing to include the holes in the near future. :) Greets & thanks, Hauser

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@Kellermann

did not include them. EPDM strip with 2mm thickness should be applied.