Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Works on all X1 and P1 series printers.
If you are tired of trying to free a clogged hot end by holding it with pliers while forcing out filament all while trying not to disconnect wires nor knock off the cover, this is the solution for you!
To use simply unscrew the two screws and remove the hot end, mount the hot end into the space on the holder and hook the holder over the two cylindrical rails.
Heat up the hot end and use a small allen key or better a Wham Bam Nozzle Cleaning Tool to push clog out of the hot end.
Use nozzle needles from below if necessary.
Follow up by flushing with some cleaning filament.
Its a good idea to work with a mini slap or other protective surface above your build plate to avoid damage.
Cool down and remount and you are ready to go.
Don't risk a short circuit by attempting to work on your hot end with pliers with wires easily yanked out.
download here:
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/bambu-lab-hot-end-holder-wham_bam_official
Easily prints in PLA or PETG with minimum supports.
I have tested in PLA and there is no burning from nozzle heat.
I used 3 walls and 30% infill.
Find the Nozzle Maintenance Kit here:
whambamsystems.com/products/nozzle-maintenance-toolkit
Works on all X1 and P1 series printers.
If you are tired of trying to free a clogged hot end by holding it with pliers while forcing out filament all while trying not to disconnect wires nor knock off the cover, this is the solution for you!
To use simply unscrew the two screws and remove the hot end, mount the hot end into the space on the holder and hook the holder over the two cylindrical rails.
Heat up the hot end and use a small allen key or better a Wham Bam Nozzle Cleaning Tool to push clog out of the hot end.
Use nozzle needles from below if necessary.
Follow up by flushing with some cleaning filament.
Its a good idea to work with a mini slap or other protective surface above your build plate to avoid damage.
Cool down and remount and you are ready to go.
Don't risk a short circuit by attempting to work on your hot end with pliers with wires easily yanked out.
download here:
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/bambu-lab-hot-end-holder-wham_bam_official
Easily prints in PLA or PETG with minimum supports.
I have tested in PLA and there is no burning from nozzle heat.
I used 3 walls and 30% infill.
Find the Nozzle Maintenance Kit here:
whambamsystems.com/products/nozzle-maintenance-toolkit
