Spool Core for Bambu Spools by K-Studio.ca

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Print Profile(3)

All

A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

Release 1.0

Designer

1.9 h

1 plate

4.9(72)

ABS Profile - 3 walls, 15% infill

1.6 h

1 plate

4.5(8)

Generic ABS 5pcs. 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

11.4 h

1 plate

Boost

171

386

476

415

Released

Description

Spool Core Adapter for Bambu's spool specification.

Light weight 27g adapter.
Dual direction winding.
Self-release at the end of the spool.
Compatible with AMS system.
Compatible with 3D Printed Spools.
Compatible with Bambu Reusable Spools.
Print without supports.

Instruction

Special Use Case: If you're winding a new spool for AMS system (non-lite) with Dual Slot Filament Clip by Officina23 or any clip attached to the side of the spool, please follow the “AMS →” arrow direction.

Otherwise, either direction is up to your choice.

**To use with AMS system. Follow the "AMS →"**

**Self-release at the end of the spool.**

Guides to use with Bambu Spools and Printed Spools

See here: https://store.bambulab.com/products/bambu-reusable-spool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBTd10EL-Xo

Comment & Rating (91)

@WiseWolf

Print Profile

Release 1.0

printed great, solved a specific problem i had

The designer has replied

@kstudioca

Wet or old filament?

@WiseWolf

Replying to @kstudioca :

the filament has been sitting around for a while, probably both, not a problem though for this model's use anyway

@GoudaNate

Print Profile

Release 1.0

This is one of the most useful models I’ve found so far on makerworld. This makes it very easy to transfer filament on cardboard spools to the reusable ones for AMS. It printed very well except for some stringing which is pretty unavoidable with a design like this. I printed mine out of ABS so I just brushed over the entire print with a lighter and it got rid of all the stringing.

(Edited)

@kevman

. I printed several of these very easy, very useful I do have one question, The AMS arrow is that the direction in which the AMS feeds down That the filament should tail out of? it looks like it’s identical when I look at the spool core so I’m not sure why it needs to be in a certain direction for the AMS if you could explain that.

The designer has replied

@kstudioca

It's to retain the consistency of direction, like official Bambu's spool and for users who use Dual Slot Filament Clip that needs to be on the right side: https://makerworld.com/en/models/139661#profileId-152234

@Print4less

Print Profile

Release 1.0

Good design: strong while it saves filament, perfect print! Thanks

@Reality.2

Print Profile

Release 1.0

fits like a glove

@alissaamae

Print Profile

Release 1.0

these are exactly what I needed!

@Alecr15

Print Profile

Release 1.0

easy print didn’t take to long

@xSpotix

Print Profile

Release 1.0

sowas habe ich gesucht. danke funktioniert perfekt

@user_3861594853

Print Profile

Release 1.0

works for respooling rolls, prints very well

@Tellervo

Print Profile

Release 1.0

Printed well for me, I had no stringing.

(Edited)

License

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