About this 3D model

The official AMS top mounting solution tilts the trays back, shifting the center of gravity, and therefore requiring additional triangular supports to stabilize the truss. My solution is based on not mounting the trays on the AMS (as I store my trays in a separate sealed box for dry storage), thus shifting the AMS's center of gravity forward, which eliminates the need for triangular supports while still being extremely stable. Furthermore, only two parts are printed and secured to the beams via M3*12 bolts and M3 nuts, ensuring full stability. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The official top mounting solution for the AMS tilts the trays back, causing the center of gravity to shift back, so additional triangular supports are needed to stabilize the truss. My solution is based on the fact that the AMS does not mount the trays (because my trays need a separate sealed box for dry storage), so the center of gravity of the AMS is shifted forward, which makes it extremely stable without the need for triangular supports. In addition, there are only two parts printed, and with the M3*12 bolts and M3 nuts clamped and locked, the parts are fully secured to the beams.