RTX3080 Piggy Bank by Nils Kal

Nils Kal

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Print Profile(2)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

8.1 h

4 plates

4.5(22)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

6.9 h

5 plates

2.0(2)

Boost

273

314

341

353

Released

Description

Want to save money for the new awesome RTX3080? Here is the perfect piggy bank to keep you motivated!

The card is scaled down a bit to fit on the MK3 printbed, if you want the original size, you can scale this back up to 142% in your slicer to get the orignal size.

I've also provided a version without the money slot so you can also print this as a replica (maybe to fool someone).

The design won't require any supports and is pretty straight forward to print and assemble. You also won't need any extra hardware.
The color changes are layer based so no AMS required.
The "PCI-E" part has a built-in support that needs to be removed after the print.

Fun fact: If you print on 100% scale and only put in 2€ coins, you can fit in 851€.

Installation guide:

The installation is pretty straight forward, basically just look at the schematics below.

Remove the supports from the PCI-E part (I've also provided an STL without the custom supports)
Basically click in all pieces (may use a bit of glue)
Be careful not to break the lamellas

[ click to enlarge ]

As always, this design is subject to change so check back again for updates.

Have fun with the piggy bank!

If you like this file or need some adjustments feel free to leave a comment. A rating or tip is also welcome and may check out my other designs!

Happy printing!

Print instructions

Use .3mf or .gcode for presliced settings
Print in any material

This work is licensed under the 'Creative Commons NonCommercial' license. Please do not sell any physical or digital copies of it.

Comment & Rating (32)

@Friedmann3d

Cannot unterstand how/why people give bad reviews for this one. The model is designed well and looks amazing. Prints great (if you have a well calibrated printer ;-) ) and assembles great. But I guess "knowing" your printer and being able to solve the mentioned basic issues (warping, breaking, does not fit, ..) is nowadays a rare find. People simply buy a bambu and expect every single print to be perfect without any human interaction.

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@user_1217135323

very good

@Jranger

This model printed great on my P1S. The only joint that was tight was the connection for the cover plate and I have to file the connector down a little. Everything else snapped right in place.

@Gojyumatt

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

great print!! only issue I had was the wider blade fans don’t fit becuse the alignment holes are off. but still looks amazing with the other set. liked it so much I printed another set of parts so I can make both the coin bank and the display. awesome print!

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@Codyinbody3

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

This is awesome seeing as how I just built my first custom PC. I scaled it up to be as big as a Bambu lab printer would let it. Also instead of white for the frame, I used Silver Silk PLA. The PCIe plug-in area is easily breakable fyi. Overall I give it a 5/5. Great print!! It’s the same size as an actual GPU.