About this 3D model

// Update 250611. User @evutech found a successful way to prevent RFID spillover (all other countermeasures failed). A piece of kitchen aluminium foil placed between the leg parts did the trick! The excess was easily removed after leg assembly. Thank you for this solution! // Update 241212. Added print profile for “Aftermarket RFID Spillover fix”. Idea by @Argent73. Read profile description for more info. // Update 241014. Contributions. I will try to have this space updated with links to contributions to this project. Version Double Tube Sunbu Lab Up&Down Full printab Remixed by benjibenji45 - MakerWorld Hooks for sunbu ams mod by knobby - MakerWorld My Feet and support for SUNLU S4 AMS LITE by Mrx by benjibenji45 - MakerWorld Sunbu Ams Lite Loader Stand by jdfletch - MakerWorld Sunbu AMS Lite RFID Spillage Fix Remixed by spooter - MakerWorld Sunbu Loader Stand holder by Argent73 - MakerWorld Sunbu Lab UP&DOWN SYSTEM v. 1.0 by djferre garage by djferre - MakerWorld SUNBU LABS "MOTORIZED" UP&DOWN SYSTEM by seongin.park - MakerWorld SUNBU LAB LITE - AMS Lite on Sunlu S4 (Remix) by Roket_3D - MakerWorld Extra Silica Desiccant Box for SUMBU LAB AMS LITE - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld Video on full assembly of the project (in Italian) by @djferre If I left someone out please let me know! :) // Update 241011 In able to submit this model to the “Exclusive Model Program” I had to change the Licence terms to “Digital File License”. I'm not a fan of this license type though, and rest assure I will never pursue anyone for adding contributions to this project in any form! Since the remix option will probably be removed, if you have an idea that you want to published that is based on this model files, please shoot me a DM and I'll link to it myself when published. " This user content is licensed under a Standard Digital File License. You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees." Consider this “post” as “permission” to remix and release on Makerworld (But only Makerworld), and also to receive points and boosts for your work! // Update 240823. Important note! A user had issues with the RFID identification spilling over to the other spool. After some tests it came clear that this might happen if any of below is true: The sensor wires are to close to each other in the gap between the leg and the base (Thanks @jdfletch for investigating) One of the coils (sensor windings), had been installed backwards. (Which was the case) I will update the assembly instructions accordingly. // Update 240806. Important note for anyone who made the A1Mini version ! The split of the legs had a design flaw resulting in a strength issue. The “feet” will come off the “legs” at some point during drying conditions and heavy load leaving the spools hanging from the sensor wires. I strongly recommend anyone who built this version to glue the “feet” to the leg. For new users I have already designed and released and updated version that I have tested to be sufficient. I'm very sorry for this inconvenience. // Update 240722. Important note! I got feedback from a user (@digigibbs), that with Bambu PETG Basic on textured PEI plate, the Clips/Locks/Plugs plate just stuck to much to the plate generating a lot of work removing the brim from the plate. Suggestion is to turn off brim when printing with PETG since it might be superfluous. Or chose a different plate material that doesn't stick so much. // Update 240630 Redesign to fit on A1 Mini build plate. (Parts to big was split to “puzzles”) Print profile for A1 Mini added. ================= The idea to design and build this has been with me for a while, and I finally got the time to do it…. What is it? This is a fusion of the Bambu Lab AMS Lite and the Filadryer S4 by Sunlu. First and foremost it will allow you to keep your filament dry and also print directly from the Filadryer but with AMS Lite capabilities. Second, you will clear up space on your desk (if you previously had the AMS Lite standing on it). You will also get a tray on top to store some stuff. Lets get to it! My list of prerequisites were: All functionality of the AMS lite should persist. All functionality of the Sunlu S4 filament dryer should persist. No modification or damage to the original parts of both the AMS Lite or Sunlu S4 allowed. (reassembly must be possible) No or at least minimal supports required when printing. Only printed parts allowed, no additional parts (like screws, bearings, etc) should be required. As much as possible of the design to be "mirrored". All plates and parts needed are stored in the 3mf-file. I used a X1C to print the parts. I