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You can link up to 4 AMS units to one printer and do up to 16 color prints.

Thank you! Yes, the multi-pocket fanny/sling bags are tough. What makes it harder is the laminate fabrics I'm using are not forgiving. Once the needle hole is there, it can't be hidden. The fibers don't close up like a traditional woven fabric. Too many holes can weaken the fabric, increasing...

I haven't added to this thread in a while. I've done several bags recently, and here are some highlights. Waterproof UL duffel (30ish liters), Ultra 400X EDC bag 1 (prototype) made with Ultra 400X face and EcoPak EPLX200 liner Final version of the above bag in Dyneema 5.0 Composite Hybrid...

Cool idea! I need to check it out later. Does it allow for things like magnets in the bases or half-grid bases? In my tool box, almost every drawer has a half-grid around the edges, which limits the bins I can use. I haven't spent enough time getting good at F360 to model my own yet...

Add a brim? That object looks like there isn't a lot of surface area to stick to the plate. I hardly every have adhesion issues with PLA if my plate is clean. When I print objects with thin/narrow areas against the plate, I add a brim. I hate that Bambu's factory profiles all have brim turned on...

I used to think the same way. Once I started drying my PETG and TPU, I noticed how much better prints were coming out. I don't dry PLA (mostly), but I have encountered a few brands/colors tend to get brittle over time, but a little time in the drier clears that up. I take care now to store my...

Nice machine! Does the servo motor have speed control and auto up/down on the needle? I upgraded my machine with a servo setup, and it has a needle position sensor so I can set it to always stop with the needle down. This is awesome to prevent layers from shifting when rounding a corner or...

I print TPU from my drier (Sunlu S4), feeding into the back. I have a splitter, and a fairly long PTFE tube from the drier box into the splitter. I don't have to disconnect or move my AMS. I haven't had any feed issues so far. I've been using 95A from Overture. Prints great once things are...

PLA is a great place to start. PETG is also very good, especially for functional stuff like garage/tool organization. Start off with a few spools. It goes faster than you'd think. As far as extras, a spare nozzle (the fully assembled ones are easiest) is good to have on hand. You don't really...

A lot of the concern with Bambu is when you send things via the app or from your computer, it goes through Bambu servers (China) and therefore subject to monitoring, theft, etc. Some of it is the "big brother" watching concerns, and some of it is genuine IP concerns if printing your own designs...

I second the aux fan recommendation. I have it off on almost all of my profiles. It seems to do more harm than good.

My kids don't need a college fund. They're the ones that keep asking me to print all the things for them... :ROFLMAO: I need to stock my filament room Edit: This is an AI generated image BTW. I don't have a filament room (yet...)

Will you be stocking solid color TPU in the future too?

I've been struggling with TPU the last few days. It just did not want to print well. I have had it in the dryer for days, build plates squeaky clean, temp tests, etc... It was horrible with poor adhesion, under extrusion, and stringing all over the place! Finally, it dawned on me. I am on a new...

@jeepxj did I miss the link to order filament from you?

I have had my P1S for a year now. It has done everything I've asked of it so far. I do not feel a need to upgrade any time soon. However, I have GAS (gear acquisition syndrome) and I want to upgrade to an H2 series, just because it would be neat to have some additional features and larger build...

For sure! I tend to use smaller stuff sacks to group gear together within the main bag, but I have used a liner for the bag that carries my cook kit, as that is has the most hard-edged stuff in it. I line my tank bags with a bright colored lightweight rip-stop to help see the contents and...

I made several bags this summer for motorcyclists who want light, yet strong luggage options. A lot of the motorcycle luggage market geared toward off-road riding pushes overly complicated and overbuilt stuff. Yes, it's very rugged, but the empty luggage can weigh 15+ lbs. When riding a light...

I have this one from Milton that I bought 10 years ago, and it's still going strong.

I do a lot of design work for myself. I am no engineer, and I've had to do a lot of learning to be able to use CAD effectively. I have had plenty of failures in my designs and had to go back to the drawing board to either fix the design, or re-think print orientation to get the results I needed...