Bambu Lab Y-Splitter for AMS and Side mounted external feed
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Allows the use of AMS in combination with a side mounted external spool feed
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Just another Y-Splitter for the Bambu Lab P1 and X1 Series
it is to be used with PC4-M10/MF10 connectors
i designed this model since none of the available models 100% satisfied my needs and i needed some stable solution for external feeding from a Sunlu S2 Filament Dryer and the AMS
BOM
- 2 x original screws for PTFE coupler
- 3 x PC4-M10 connectors (Amazon Affiliate Link)
keep in mind most PC4 connectors with “M10” threads actually have M10x1,0 and not M10x1,5 threads, so they are actually MF10 - if you are unsure about your connectors, make a test print of the thread first and see if it fits
Printing
Upright with the “bottom” side of the Y facing downwards
use tree supports only on build plate
print it with minimal layer height - preferrably with a somewhat ductile filament, PETG, ABS or ASA works well
Assembly
- Thread the PC4-M10 Connectors in the 3 openings, gently tighten them
- insert some silicone tubes into the connectors and guide a piece of filament (preferably anything hard like PLA or PC) through mulitple times to smooth out the fray opening on the side facing the extruder
- remove the silicone tubes and the connectors again and remove any loose debries
- reassemble and install them with the original screws from the original filament guide
Credits
Thx to @Harald Geisler who provided my with the step files for his splitter, made the process in figuring out the internal geometry much easier