H2c stacking with two ams

i just ordered the H2C and will have 2 AMS pros. I have limited space. Is there a good solution to stack the second AMS over the first AMS on top of the H2C? I know there are a bunch of AMS stackers in the Bambu library but some of these seem complicated to print and I’m not sure they will work with H2C + AMS pros. I would prefer to purchase a sturdy solution. Any suggestions?

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I printed this and use it on all six of my AMS units — four AMS 2 Pro and two of the original AMS — and they work perfectly. My AMS HT sits on top of my printers since it only holds high-temperature filaments, and it doesn’t suffer from any heat-creep issues from the printers below.

The below is the new version

Alright. I’ll say this for as many times as I have to.

In short, just get an AMS stacker that is elevated so its up to the PTFE tube inlet on the machine. Then place the stacker on the back of the machine and turn your machine so the front door is facing the left or right side of the table. This should be most efficient.

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Have a look at Willi3D’s collection of models, e.g. [BaBo duo] AMS drawer stacker by Willi 3D MakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

I use this with my H2D and I assume it should also work on a H2C (sorry, it doesn’t let me post links):

I was a little skeptical about a 3D printed mounting bracket but (printed in pet-g) it feels surprisingly solid and has been working fine including not having issues when the chamber was heated to 60C.

In terms of limited space, the overhang is roughly equivalent to the space needed by the external spool holder.

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Hmmm… That one seems interesting and not too time consuming. But can anyone confirm it will fit on an H2C?

The whole exterior of the H2 series are exactly identical with the exception of the H2C having different coloured walls and the H2S not having a second PTFE inlet or the windows.

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Yes, I’m also looking for a suitable option… Currently, I have an X1C with 2 AMS on top and an AMS HT next to it.

But since the H2C will need more space – and I’ve also bought another AMS HT – I’m now reaching the point where I’m running out of space.

When you also consider that the PTFE tube should be as short as possible for the swap – AND that the H2C is also significantly higher, making it more difficult to access the AMS on top to change it…

Hmmm…

If anyone still needs a solution for this, here’s something for you to consider :smiley: