BambuLab Top Glass Riser 4 COB LED Remix with LED Shield

UPDATE Sep 24 2023
Before you download and print this, I made a new version with VENT Holes, check it out > DK Riser

And another version of a low profile riser >> DK Riser Low Profile


A Remix of Daniel's Bambu Labs Carbon X1 Top Glass Riser for LED's

A few modifications:
1. I angled the LED 60 degrees from vertical, so they are aimed down towards the build plate
2. added TPU “bed” for the Top Glass to sit on… 
3. Added a Lip / Light Shield to the TPU Bed, this is to shield light leaks which can bother you when you are looking into the chamber from the TOP
4. make the cable hole cut all the way down, so we can just slide the cable, instead of having to feed the cable thru the hole.

8 part Step files 4 for the riser, and 4 for the TPUs

I use this COB LED Strip > Amazon Link
that doesn't come with the power supply, so make sure pick one up > Link 
We have to cut the strip into 4 pieces (because bending the LED Strip for the corner is too tight) then we have to do a bit of soldering.

The 8 parts may discourage some, originally I was going to make the base and shield into 1 piece, but it is going to make installing the LED much more difficult…

The overhang is pretty steep (60 degrees)
I use the order of (Infill/Inner/Outer) and infill/wall overlap of 50% (and it turned out fine)

Update 01/19/23 
Some users wants the cable holes on the right instead of left.
I added a new Back Right Step file with hole for the cable
and 1 TPU Plug to plug which ever hole not being used (left or right)

Update 01/29/23
Added the STL files if you want to print on non-bambu printer/other slicer

Update 03/20/23
On my second X1C I use this COB LED instead, it comes with power supply, and a remote control  >> amazon link 
On my 2nd and 3rd X1C, I did not cut the strips into 4 pieces and Solder them, because if you are like me (not well experienced in soldering) you can easily damage the small metal tabs when you need to solder…. so I just force bend the corners, it will be awkward the way we need to follow the angle… but with some effort it can be done…

If you have a BIG printer,  MandicReally remixed this into a 1 piece design check it out!

Hope you'll find it useful :)

Thanks!

 

1. I angled the LED 60 degrees from vertical, so they are aimed down towards the build plate
2. added TPU “bed” for the Top Glass to sit on… 
3. Added a Lip / Light Shield to the TPU Bed, this is to shield light leaks which can bother you when you are looking into the chamber from the TOP
4. make the cable hole cut all the way down, so we can just slide the cable, instead of having to feed the cable thru the hole.