Articulated A1 Combo Mini ! / No AMS, No Support
por 6D Creation en MakerWorld
This is a highly detailed, articulated miniature of the Bambu Lab A1 + AMS Lite.
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This is a highly detailed, articulated miniature of the Bambu Lab A1 + AMS Lite. The default size is approximately 1/13 scale, perfectly sized to accompany my previously uploaded 6DFrame Standard model.
⚠️ (Must Read) Assembly Guidelines 1. Pre-flex the Parts Parts representing wires or filaments should be pre-bent by hand to reduce tension. This makes the assembly process much smoother and improves the overall playability of the miniature.
2. Default Size (1/13 Scale) - High Difficulty Due to the small size of the parts, printing and assembly can be quite challenging.
- Snap-fit Design: While designed for a snap-fit assembly without glue, tolerances may vary depending on your filament and print quality.
- Glue Recommended: We recommend using glue if the fit feels loose. Especially for the filament-to-nozzle connection, the contact area is very small—using a drop of glue here is highly recommended to prevent parts from falling off during movement.
3. 200% Scale - Easier but Looser The 200% scale version is much easier to assemble. However, some joints or connection points may feel loose at this size. Please use glue on any parts that do not stay firmly in place.
🎨 Filament & Color Recommendations (For 4-Color Print) We recommend using Basic PLA for the best results.
- Recommended Colors: - Black
- Light Grey
- Dark Grey
- Grey (or Silver)
📥 Assembly Instructions An assembly guide (PDF) and a ZIP file containing all the images are attached. Please check the files!
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