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dont be so fucking cheap and buy enough bambu until u have enough rolls

this feels like those unskipable facebook videos that are unnecessarily long to force you to watch the whole thing. At least here you can skip.

Just bought this from Amazon and want to say the quality it fantastic but doesn't fit if you have a phone case. Would like to see a design that has some adjustability for the charge port. But like I said the quality is perfect.

So far i have just wrapped the cardboard spools with electrical tape. I like this better. You could print the bambu spools in diffrent colors or even modifiy the spool size to be wider if needed.

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I run Polymaker exclusively and I hated the idea of ripping cardboard from the spool and potentially wasting that whole spool. However, with the tape, this changes things quite a bit. Thank you for sharing this tip and I'm definitely going to be doing this going forward!

Very good tip, thank you.

Given that moisture is the mortal enemy of 3D filament. And given that cardboard is likely a moisture sponge. Isn't it a bad idea for the industry to be standardizong on cardboard?

what stops filament from moving on the spool mate? im sure u noticed bbl filament refills come with a notch u align with the spool. might be worth mentioning for those new to printing ✌

Stupid video demonstration 😅😅😅, and wasting a lot time do all this unnecessary stuff ..bad ideas not smart enough 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

Hmmm

just respool it

Really wish I had seen this anytime before last night when I literally respond an entire thing of filament onto a bamboo lab spool😮

No need for tape on a new spool, it will never move as long as you hold the end of the filament through the spool hole on the other side.

Would taping the spool where cardboard contacts the rollers be easier instead?

Those orange rings work for inland spools?

This is a great solve for the cardboard spools issues. I put my tape sticky side out and laid the start of the filament on that, then wrapped around the filament. Then the only sticky bit is on the end of the filament after you remove the tape. Thanks for the great hack!

It is too bad this does not work for Eryone spools.

I just use the cardboard filament as they are. If they aren't bent, they work on the AMS fine. Haven't had a problem with just cardboard at all

if I needed to do that for every spool i buy I need to hire some guy for a full time job lol. i dropped all cardboard spool companies cause of this. I recently had the problem with Polymaker PC Max on cardboard and used the original printed adapter for AMS. Files made by polymaker. Even then it not fit really. Unfortunately it is one of the better PC filament you can buy. On normal PLA and PETG I avoid to buy cardboard spools.

Would this work with elegoo rolls

What a great hack. Also very well explained. I used Frog Tape and my first try executed PERFECTLY! Thank you.

I have Elegoo spools and there is a cap for elegoo spools which fits great, I also have the esun caps which work great to.

Tape adhesive residue contaminates the material.

OMG you saved me today with this video!! Thanks!!!

Outstanding video. My P1S is still in the box and about to set it up. I was excited about the refill roles and using less expensive filament. Your video was the best I've seen on the process of loading those roles. Thanks for sharing.

People do not know what hacks are anymore 🤣🤣... this is not a hack, this is the NORMAL how to, if the spool is similar size, not a hack.

Good tip and video for others that use filament on cardboard spools. I do the same thing but all that tape isn't necessary and it's just wasteful. Simply tape down your loose end (start) of filament and rip once of the cardboard sides out. Then you slide on the one half of the Bambu reusable spool, flip over and do the same. My two cents ;-)

not a bambu user, and I had a lot of plastic spools till recently (finally using up a spool of filament or two). I thought about the plastic rings to reinforce the spools, but maybe I'll work out something like bambu's two part spool to swap the filament from a cardboard spool.

Nice idea but all my cardboard spools seem the wrong size. My Eryone ones don't fit at all and my eSun ones look to small too. the overture ones fit but they are wider and seem loose.

Waaaay too much work and material waste.

why did i print a 15hour spool changer when its so easy.... thank you

Thank! Great idea!

There's no way I'm going to that much effort to UNLOAD a Bambu roll - you might as well just print a new spool with the cheapest filament on earth.

Is the end of the filament secured to the inner cardboard hub? Never tried this, but I would think the end needs to be secured to the spool for ams rewinds towards the end of the filament. Amazing, I cant to wait to get rid of all of my Elegoo, Overture cardboard spools!

WOW, you even make a google doc to help everyone out! Great work!

Overture filament is phenomenal

Just what I was looking for. Carboard spools are cool and good for the environment (in the long run) but honestly I have grown afraid they will ruin my AMS. The rings do work when the spool is not full, but they are not a good solution. I just noticed the AMS works perfect with plastic spools no matter if they are Bambu spools or not. Polymaker spools are a pain for the AMS, at least until they are about half way empty. I guess the weight and the force of the AMS pulling on them just makes a sort of spring system that fails and the AMS gets stuck, not good for its gears. Will try this as it definitely saves a lot of time and effort respooling while I can keep buying filament in carboard spools.

Cardboard spools work fine for me in the AMS.

Yeah how did you find this? How can I get one?

So smart, that you do everything with THE BACK TO YOUR CAMERA

Doesn't work with all cardboard spools. The inside diameter on some is not the same and the Bambu spool won't fit inside.

This is great. I don’t think you need the tape so much but I haven’t tried this yet so can’t say for sure.

Some great ideas here! Thanks!

This looks like a giant pain in the ass, I hope this doesn’t become the norm.

Just to add: this trick only works with spools that are exactly the same width. Sadly, the cardboard spools I have are less wide so for me the best option was to use electrical tape and wrap that all around the edges of the cardboard spools. Works like a charm.

Great 👍🏻

Will this work with Eryone brand? Eryone starts to ship with cardboard spool. Thank you

I'm so glad my favorite filament works perfectly in the AMS. Edit: Esun.

Make sure the cardboard insert is the correct size before you try this, I’ve wasted an entire roll of filament because the inner spool was to small to go over the bambu spool