Giá đỡ Multiboard cho Bambu AMS kèm khay giữ Build Plate

New Version Available Here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/632589#profileId-557586

New version uses newly released parts from Multiboard.  It is more stable than this version and VERY sturdy.  The new design also makes installation very simple, with the addition of the new Heavy Weight-Bearing Snaps.  The original version held my AMS for months with no issues, but I do prefer this new design.

AMS Shelf Brackets

AMS shelf brackets for use with the Multiboard system https://thangs.com/designer/Keep%20Making

The AMS shelf brackets consist of left and right brackets with integrated Multiboard tiles. The brackets require at least two Multiboard 8x8 tiles for mounting, and should be spaced 14 holes apart (left to right) and the pegs are 8 holes apart from each other (vertical).

The brackets can be printed without any supports, but supports are recommended, otherwise you will be cleaning up stringy leftovers around the push-fit pegs.

Shelf Bracket with plate holder:

Mounting to your Multiboard

The brackets attach to your Multiboard tiles via push-fit pegs that fit into Multiboard snaps. The brackets are then secured with t-bolts from the back. Use my Multiboard remixed t-bolts https://makerworld.com/en/models/424415#profileId-327768, that lock the bracket into the Multiboard tile from the rear and also act as additional tile support against your mounting surface. Please visit the t-bolt model page download what you need there.

I personally use Multiboard Weight Bearing Snaps (normal snaps work fine as well) with one of my t-bolts on the top of each bracket. On the bottom pegs, I use the Multiboard offset snaps mounted to the wall for additional support, as there's not much worry about the bottom pegs pulling out.

Depending on how you've mounted your Multiboard tiles you may want to add additional offset snap mounts anchored to the wall behind or around the brackets. I found it helpful to use a dual snap between tiles to prevent the tiles from flexing. The shelf brackets themselves are quite solid.

I highly recommend making sure that you secure the tiles around the bracket with wall anchors to prevent flexing of the Multiboard tiles. Again, the bracket themselves are rock solid and don't exhibit any flexing, but the tiles they are mounted to need to be solid themselves or the brackets and AMS will sag.

The spacing of the rear support is enough so that you can open the AMS cover enough to access everything you need.

Plate Holder

The plate holder is designed to fit on the inside of the AMS Shelf Brackets, by attaching to the multiboard brackets. The plate holder holder holds up to four plates, in a staggard fashion so you can easily see and grab the plate you want. You can print multiple pairs of plate holders and stack them on the shelf bracket and hold as many plates as you want (within reason).

The picture above shows how to mount multiple plate holders to expand the system. I personally would have these Plate Holders on the other left bracket so the bottom plate is the furthest out, but that's up to you.

I used Multiboard double-side snaps (part A) on the plate holder so you can use the part B side on the outside of the brackets for a nice, clean look. This also means you can use these snaps to attach other things using the same mounting point on the outside using push-fit pegs or medium threaded bolts. Warning: the snaps pieces on the Plate Holder are delicate! I tried to increase the tolerances on the snap fittings to make it easier to push in, but I recommend laying the bracket on a flat surface and pushing the Plate Holder straight into the Multiboard tile, or else risk breaking the snap attachment on the plateholder.