Designing a Custom Model for Bambu Lab’s New Handheld Vacuum Kit

Hi everyone. I'm James from Foxwood. Uh you may have seen some of my designs on Maker World before, uh such as this one or this one and maybe some of these. A little while ago, Bamboo Lab reached out to me and asked if I'd be interested in making a model for one of their new kits they're working on. So, of course, I said yes. And the kit they were working on was a handheld vacuum cleaner, which does sound a bit strange, but I think the intention was that it was for cleaning out 3D printers, which is especially useful with the H2 range that could be laser cutters and vinyl cutters. You're going to have a lot more debris and things into your printer. So, it's pretty handy from that point of view. This is the design I've come up with. I think it's turned out pretty well. Um, some of the nice features, it's got a USBC charging port, uh, and a light indicator. It's got a handle with a onoff button that you can go through the different modes uh and a clear window so you can see how much dirt is in there. And there's a whole range of nozzles that you can swap out depending on your need. A big thank you to everyone who's already downloaded and printed the model themselves. And sorry there was no assembly guide with it at the time. Instead of writing a really long-winded um assembly guide, I thought I'd just in this video show you how it all goes together. So to start, you're going to want to get the inner casing and mount the battery and motor. So the battery, you want to get this part that has the cutouts and align the battery so that this slot here is at the opposite side to this USBC. So you want to mount it in like that. And then the motor goes on this side. And if you thread the wire through to that side, then you need to hold the wire down that side and get the other part of the inner casing and slot it on, making sure not to pinch the battery wire at the bottom here. And that should just clip into place like that. And then you need to get the PCB. And I think it's easier to connect the wires at this point before you screw it down cuz it can be a little tight to get the