About this 3D model

IMPORTANT UPDATE - PLEASE READ: The NEW Bambu X1 / P1 Series Spares Case Version 4.0 Design can be found here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1738817-bambu-labs-x1-p1-spare-parts-case-version-4-0#profileId-1847650 There is a newer version 4.0 of this case, which was just released, and is linked above. The new version 4.0 design has a number of updates and improvements over this version 3.1 design, and is not backwards compatible. I highly recommend using the updated version 4.0 design linked below, since I plan to remove this version 3.1 design soon (which will allow me to support only the new version 4.0 design, and not both of them). Original Description: The models have been updated to v3.0 and then to v3.1 as of 3/19/2025. The v3.0 update includes the following new features and changes: A new modular latch design - this is to resolve issues of cracking cases when the clasps are too tight. The v3.0 replaces the top and bottom mount points for the latches with inserts that can be printed in a more optimal orientation for strength. A new 5x full hot end module, which will also accommodate partial hot ends with a swing out tab. (thanks to Hits-Man for the suggestion for the 5x full module tray) Added screw holders to the all the hot end modules. (thanks to Hits-Man for the suggestion) Added some extra structure to the large door on the base option with the compartment. The updated door is a bit tight if storing a glue bottle, but otherwise it will offer a bit more stiffness to the door. The base with a compartment instead of the glue bottle holders is now rolled into this version (no longer a remix). See below for the different options for the base and lid. The v3.1 update includes the following changes: Updated the wiper module only, which holds 5 of the wipers using printed clips. This module is fully backwards compatible with prior versions, and has been updated to better hold onto the wipers. To update a previously printed case, only the following wiper module parts need to be printed from the “X1C_Bambu_ToolKit-rev160_NO_PRIME_TOWER_v3-1.3mf” profile: Bambu_ToolKit-156_WIPER_INSERT.stl (plate 12) Bambu_ToolKit-160_WIPER_INSERT_CLIPS.stl (plate 17) News: 8/2/2025 -There is a significant update to this design which will be released soon. The updates will include two latching bin options (to replace one or both of the hotend holders). Special thanks to Lexam for developing and proving the idea for the bin options, and for collaborating on and testing the prototype design! There will also be an option for embedding an Apple AirTag in the base of the case, under the inside label. I don't have any Airtags however, so if anyone likes that idea (and is planning to make one of these cases), drop a comment, and I will let you know when the Airtag base is ready to test. The gasket and hotend bins, as well as (possibly) the base, will also be redesigned. Finally, for folks who want to remix their own modules, the STEP file for the blank modules can be found here . I'm just finalizing some testing and the new design will be posted soon. The only parts that are not backwards compatible with the prior v2.5 cases (and earlier) are the case top and bottom shells, and latches, due to the new modular latch design. The other modules and parts can be upgraded on all the existing case versions. Feedback is welcome on this design. Although I have tested this design, with many prototype prints done to tweak design elements over the past month, and am happy with how my case went together, this is is not a simple print, so feedback is welcome if you hit a snag. Many of those test prints were done to verify that the latches and inserts to fit well. But if you find that anything is too tight, please do not force the parts together (that could crack the case). Instead I recommend lightly sanding the dovetails if they do not fit, and then please post a comment, and I will have a look. I recommend calibrating the filament K-values for the materials used, due to several close fitting parts, in order to minimize any potential issues during assembly. Description: When I bought my X1C, I picked up some spares, and a few more since, so I needed a place for them. I really like some of the spares cases already available, but I also enjoy designing, so I tried my hand at making a case to store my spare parts, and this case is the result. This case design is based largely on my (empty) Box For Stuff V2.1 . Originally, this case used some remixed elements from Mr Sullivan's awesome Accessory Storage Case , however the latest versions have been redesigned with many updates and changes, to the point that it is no longer a remix. This spares case is designed for the X1C, however it will work just fine with an X1E, P1P or P1S since all the spare parts should fit. There are labels included for the X1C, X1E, P1P, and P1S as well. There are multiple ways which you can build this case, with the options shown below , based on the 3mf profile ( X1C_B