Bambu H2D Magnetic Build Plate Holder
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Space-saving H2D build plate rack. Glue-in 10×1.5mm magnets mount it to any ferromagnetic surface.
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H2D Magnetic Plate Rack
Space-saving vertical storage for your Bambu H2D build plates. Designed to keep plates protected, organized, and within arm's reach of the printer.
Highlights
Holds 4 build plates — sized for stock Bambu H2D plates (325×320mm)
Truss-style stringers — rigid but light on filament and print time
Magnetic mounting — glue-in pockets for 10×1.5mm neodymium discs, sticks to any ferromagnetic surface (enclosure, steel shelf, tool cabinet, workbench)
No hardware, snap-fit assembly — just print and click together
What You Need
6× 10mm × 1.5mm neodymium disc magnets — N42 or stronger
CA glue — Bambu CA500.200 recommended (or equivalent medium-viscosity cyanoacrylate) for bonding the magnets
(Optional) a dab of the same CA on the snap-fit joints if you want a permanent bond
Print Settings
Material: PETG or ASA. Avoid PLA if the mounting surface may exceed ~45°C / 113°F (top of a printer enclosure, sunlit workshop wall, near heat sources) — PLA will creep and sag.
Layer height: 0.2mm
Walls: 3
Infill: 20% cubic
Supports: not needed
Assembly
Print all parts.
Drop a 10×1.5mm magnet into each of the 6 pockets on the pylon feet, secure with CA500.200. Check polarity if you're mounting near another magnetic rack — align all magnets the same way.
Snap the stringers into the pylons — they lock in by friction, no screws needed.
(Optional) Add a drop of CA to each joint if you want it permanent.
Load plates and stick the rack to your surface of choice.
Notes
The rack itself is not magnetic to the build plates — magnets anchor the rack to a surface, not the plates to the rack. Plates sit in the stringer slots by gravity.
If your mounting surface is aluminum or plastic, magnets won't help — use double-sided VHB tape or screws through the feet instead.