About this 3D model
Bambu Lab Filament Labelling System. This product is intended for use with Bambu Labs refill filament spools. It allows you to rewind any other brand of filament onto a Bambu reusable spool and label it accordingly. The most popular brand labels and filament types are included, as well as blank labels so you can add your own text! Features: Simple click in place design. No glue or fixings needed. Label any brand of filament and material type. Indicator windows showing 800g, 600g, 400g, 200g to show you when you are running low on filament. Can be printed in multiple colour combinations. AMS compatible with less than 2mm total protrusion from the spool. Labels slide firmly in place to avoid any risk of falling out during use or in storage. A blank Label template is included for you to add your own text. Pre supported. A small tab of support will come off the back plate. This is to ensure the red marker around the weight guide is printed cleanly. Making Your Own Labels: Import the blank label into your design software of choice. Add any name or text you like and emboss it onto the top surface of the blank label. The height of the text should be no more the 0.24mm - This allows a full 2 layers of text, on top on the blank label. I suggest a letter size of 4.5mm for most brand names/filaments The top and bottom labels are not the same. The text needs to be printed on both sides of 2 separate label templates. (Copy and mirror it in your 3D software and then add text to both top surfaces.) Tip: Turn on ironing for the very top layer to give a nice glossy finish to the text. Printing: Designed to be printed at a 0.12mm layer height with a filament change at: layer 9 for the labels Layer 5 for the back-plate The included print profile contains multiple plates with everything you need to get started. This includes colour changes and the correct print settings for a nice result. Removal: Gently ease up each corner of the back-plate until it pops off. You may snap a mounting peg or 2 but these can be easily removed from the spool by poking a piece of filament though the holes The back plate can be glued in place for a permanent fix to the spool. Good If you're constantly changing spools and don't want any risk of dislodging the back plate from being chucked around. Thanks for looking! :) Please post your makes for others to see and have fun labelling all those rolls of ‘unknown’ filament :P