The P1P is an awesome printer, but the screen sucks! Particularly the numerous menu items you need to jump thru to do anything, not to mention the annoying inability to have a pre-set temperature button(s). The Bambu Handy app solves these issues; so if you have a spare phone (iPhone 6s, 7, 8, SE2-2020, SE3-2023), why not mount it to the printer as a dedicated colour touch screen?

This mount swivels too, so you can use it with your phone camera or simply add more light to the build plate with the phone's flashlight.

The base plate file should print in the “upside down” orientation and requires no supports. It is held very securely in place with a single 4M x 20mm bolt.

The base plate bolt is recommended as using a regular bolt may work loose from the vibrations. Print this simple “bolt” then self/pre-thread with your 4M bolt before assembling.

The iPhone holder should print “face down” and requires support. I HIGHLY recommend using normal(auto) supports- they remove easily and cleanly. If you use tree supports, it will still work, but the surface the phone sits against will be rougher and will cause phone to sit a tad higher making the bezel a tight fit.

The bezel should print face down as well, no supports needed. There's a version with Bambu Labs logo OR one without the logo (just plain).

Remember to go in to ‘Settings’ and disable automatic dimming as the bezel covers the sensor and will make the phone screen go rather dark if you don't adjust the screen brightness. (Settings> Accessibility> Display & Text Size>Auto-Brightness). You can then go in to Display& Brightness setting and adjust level to your liking.

You can plug the phone in to the onboard USB plug on the P1P, this USB is only powered when the P1P is powered on. This nice channel cover, by 3D Sourcerer, will help keep the USB cable neatly tucked away… https://www.printables.com/model/396083-bambu-lab-p1p-usb-cable-management-plate

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While the Aux. Fan Saver Mount is great, the back of the fan looks ugly and the exposed wire just dangles there, so I designed this to “clean-up” the look of the aux. fan and hide the wire completely.

EDIT: 4/3/23: Added version with recessed screw head holes to give an additional clearance of about 1.4mm for those using a tight fitting side enclosure panel. This version will require normal (auto) supports for the recessed holes to ensure integrity/strength of hole- the supports pop out when pushed from thru hole with a small Allen wrench. If your printer is not enclosed, I'd recommend sticking with original version- no supports required.

It works well with this aux. fan mount- https://www.printables.com/model/390711-bambu-lab-aux-fan-saver-21

Optional: If you want to avoid using the double-sided tape (hard to remove for servicing), print the top-nut file and the washer file (will need a M3x8mm bolt). If using the self thread version, use M3 bolt to ‘cut’ threads before assembling. This top nut option will require marking and drilling the top of the fan housing (see pics). FYI- the washer is a snug fit onto the M3 bolt and will hold it in place for assembly and will also prevent bolt from dropping into fan if it should work loose; don't omit this washer if you opt for the top nut mount option!

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