Real H2D dimensions with AMS and side filament holder?

Hi everyone, I’d like to kindly ask if anyone would be willing to measure the actual dimensions of the H2D printer, including the filament mount on the left side, as well as the total height of the printer with the AMS unit installed. I couldn’t find this information in the technical specifications, and I need to know if it will fit on my desk and in the space where I plan to place it. Thank you very much in advance!

Here are the overall dimensions:

Height: 865 mm (incl. AMS 2 Pro)
Width: 585 mm (incl. spoolholder)
Depth: 560 mm (incl. spoolholder and poop chute)

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Thank you very much, you helped me a lot.

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Additional question: Whats the height with AMS 2 Pro with opened lid ? (with clearance to insert a spool). Thanks.

I measure 985mm. Then the AMS 2 Pro door is not fully open, but it holds by itself and spools can be changed.

Care to share what you have in mind with the measrements? :slight_smile:

Well, I have to fit the whole setup somewhere here…

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You cannot just hide that magnificent 3D printer behind a sliding door? :see_no_evil:

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Please take into account, that you should have a good ventilation above and behind the printer. Even if you only do 3D printing, more so if you have the laser version. I am printing ABS right now. 90 C bed, 60 C chamber and 270 C nozzle produce a lot of heat. The front glas and the whole printer frame are quite warm to the touch.

For me, it’s mainly about building a custom desk and figuring out how the printer will fit into the room. I don’t plan to enclose it in a cabinet

Ok, the other user seems to plan to put this in the closet.

Hey sorry to bump didn’t want spam with new thread. are these dimensions including any clearance needed? what sort of clearance do you have

The dimensions are without any clearance. But i measured the space needed to open the ams. Please read the thread.

Hi Arnd,

Could I please provide the dimensions without the poop chute and roll holder? I only have 50 cm of depth available. Thanks!