Creality K1 Max Riser + Filament Sensor Relocation
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I really liked the unibody style of riser and so I printed AP's remix of a K1 riser, but I found it didn't fit well.
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I really liked the unibody style of riser and so I printed AP's remix of a K1 riser, but I found the distance between the corners was a bit too big resulting in the legs not fitting into the four corners of the printer.
This has a filament sensor relocation mounting point and glass slider rails.
Changes:
- Reduced each side's plates overall distance
- Reduced each side's beams overall distance
- Added a hole in the rear plate for a USB cable passthrough (for LED strip)
- Remove the 3rd knub in on each plate so there is no manual removal required after printing
- Optimized print orientation of all parts and minimal supports for strength and easy printing
- Colorized “Creality” text on front plate for multicolor printing
I also added the filament sensor cable bracket from here into the 3mf since it nicely holds the wire away from the rear belts after relocating the sensor. https://www.printables.com/model/905360-k1-max-filament-sensor-wire-bracket
Assembly is straight forward but here's a summary:
- Glue and clamp the corners to beams
- Glue and clamp the plates to their other half
- Glue the combined plate assemblies into the corner/beam assembly
- Done

Assembled plates and frame with LED strip in place.
Next step is to insert the plates and glue all together.
I used this LED strip: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0C2P6Y9QN
I used Bambu PLA, PETG or tougher would likely be better to mitigate warping.
Note: If you want the stl's you'll have to open the 3mf in Bambu Studio or Orca Slicer and export the stl's manually.