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  • D3P P2S riser instructions - 2026-1-12.pdf
  • Discount codes 2026-1-6.pdf
  • P2S 3DP riser STL 2025-10-21.zip
    • Front pins 1inch.stl
    • Front pins.stl
    • Front right.stl
    • Front vent.stl
    • Left Bp holder.stl
    • Left side inserts.stl
    • Left vent.stl
    • Lid holder.stl
    • Middle left.stl
    • Middle right.stl
    • Rear left.stl
    • Rear right.stl
    • Right Bp holder.stl
    • Right Side inserts.stl
    • Right vent.stl
    • Shutter button.stl
    • AMS Stopper.stl
    • Connector.stl
    • Dovetail pin.stl
    • Drawer front.stl
    • Drawer stop.stl
    • Drawer.stl
    • Front frame - right.stl
    • Front frame left.stl
    • Front left.stl
  • P2S D3P riser - 2025-10-19 - USE THIS TO PRINT.3mf

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korazu
korazu

I love the idea and looks of this. I just purchased my 3d printer, P2S, a week ago and it's been printing non-stop. I am looking at purchasing this riser/stand. My question is, can I use PETG for the structural pieces but then use PLA/PLA+ for the accent mods, i.e. inserts, like all the neon green pieces you have in your video? Thanks and awesome work!

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you. If you want to go PETG I would use PETG for everything. This way you would have more of a safety marging when printing high temp materials. If you only plan on printing PETG and PLA you will be fine. If you wish to place a dryer on a shelf PETG is a better oprtion. Also, if you are referring to the video by Dirt-Ebikes - we are different persons. He made a video of my riser. Thank you
wreuel
wreuel

Im looking to buy this model, but I don’t see a gasket. Will the chamber loose heat because of that?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Hello. There is a gasket as well as a number of other free to download addons for the riser. On the model page simply scroll down to the addon section to get a list of these with links. Thank you

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bg9ft2687x
bg9ft2687x

Love the design. Any idea if this can be combined with the FNATR filtration system ?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you and ahppy you like the design. I have not looked into combining with an external filtration system. In such cases I believe the junction would be with the exhaust fan which is located below the riser. Also, if the vents are closed you should be fine.
Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you for the feedback. That could be an intersting option to add. Would you have the dimensions for this and could you reach out to me on Facebook - Darren3dPrint to give me these. It should not be too complicated to design something for this. Thank you
Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

The design of the flange and the side mounting would not be possible as the vents are there. As such, I do not believe it would be possible to mount it like they have it now. Thank you
mitch-5-
mitch-5-

Hi mate, i like gyroid infill, I use petg, is this suitable for this print?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

PETG is a good choice as it has a higher melting point than PLA. For the infill, that is up to you.

FullContrast
FullContrast

I printed this successfully in PETG. I added pictures of my build as a make under this page if you want to check it out.
lestatsghost
lestatsghost

First, yes I noticed your comment about the 8mm COB lights, and I see why you recommend that size. I wanted the ability to add a little color. I went with some BTF FCOB WS2814 IC 24v lights, mainly because I have a power supply and controller already for that just sitting around. These lights are 10mm wide and that is about the limit which can fit. I did test out some 12mm FCOB I have left over from other projects, but that most definitely will not fit. For those looking for light choices the 10mm FCOB is a tight squeeze, take your time installing it. no need to remove the sticky back either. You may have an easier time if you can find it without an adhesive back. As for the riser, last part printing, then the base will be done. Nice work, worth the price.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you for the feedback and happy to see you like the riser. The width of the channel is a little over 12mm but thickness may be an issue with the 12mm. I tested the 8mm and use a 5v external power supply. These fit without issues Thank you for testing 10mm and 12mm and providing feedback. Out of curiosity do the 10mm and 12 mm ones provide much more light?

lestatsghost
lestatsghost

I don't know if they are brighter than the 5v I would assume so, I usually only dabble in 12v or 24v LED lighting. 24v's generally are brighter than the 12v versions from what I have found so I would assume probably brighter. I have an "issue" with "illumination situations" some may say lol. It probably is more of a thickness thing with the 12mm FCOB lights and also the quality (width consistency) of the 12mm ones I have, I don't remember the brand of them. I did check the channel and it is like you said a little over 12mm. Normal non-coated SMD LED's may work in 12mm, I didn't test that out, though I think I have some left overs of those too. I can confirm RGBW 10mm FCOB will fit but its tight on how thick they are so if people are wondering what will fit.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you for the response and detailed info. It is really appreciated.

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lestatsghost
lestatsghost

Your recommendation of light choice is probably the best for ease of use and install. I have leftover supplies from other projects. I wanted to let people know about challenges they may run into if they have or think about ordering larger or different light strips to get other features like color changing.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Very good idea and initiative.

rarjlasercraftshop
rarjlasercraftshop

I'm printing your file now for my P2S, I don't see the window insert for the two drawers when I downloaded the file. Do you know where I can download it?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Hello. Not sure I follow. The drawer fronts are one piece and painted in the slicer. You have the drawer front and the drawers. The green parts you see on the photos are painted in the slicer. Hope this helps. Thank you

rarjlasercraftshop
rarjlasercraftshop

that make sense now, I though I'm just getting nuts and Can't find the insert for it, thank you for the quick reply.

rarjlasercraftshop
rarjlasercraftshop

I just got my P2S and forgot about the paint option in the slicer, I found your Riser from YT channel of Dirt-E-Bikes while searching for poop chut
BPantzlaff
BPantzlaff

Looking at buying this to print for my p2s, just curious if you ever addressed the usb port situation? Would like to record some timelapses but don’t wanna take the riser off all the time to get at the thumb drive. Really like your design though! Thanks.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

There is a cutout for the USB and there is room for a 25-35mm (approx) USB. Thank you
ddaniko
ddaniko

I have a Bambu p2s and want to print this riser set up. Would you use petg and if so what type of petg ( regular or high flow) or would you use pla. After purchase do I put it on a Zip drive and put it in the printer? Sorry I’m knew to printing. Thanks

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

I would suggest PETG due to higher melting point. Anycubic has some good prices on PETG - see the model listing for discount codes. You will need to extract the zip file and open the 3mf in Bambu Studio. It is difficult for me to give a course on the slicer so I suggest you watch a few youtube videos on slicing and printing models. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you
Sunlitcomet
Sunlitcomet

I am planning to get your design for my p2s when i order it in another week. I will be buying the filaments at the same time. Can you give me a rough idea how much of each color you use for the riser and add-ons to ensure I grab enough the first time around. My first investment into this is tight and i can't just grab wads of extra filaments just yet. Thanks.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you for the support. The results are from the slicer and using the color scheme of the model in the photos: Black 2.4 kg Grey - 200g - Green 125 grams. You may want to look at what addons you want and get some extra. The black is probably your best bet. Thank you
exo13
exo13

Hello, I'm going to buy your model, it's great! I just had one question: I really like the parts you design and I'd like to know what software you use for modeling. Thank you!

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you. I use Freecad for all my designs.
phatboy02
phatboy02

Out of curiosity has anyone experienced any sagging due to the weight of the AMS? I recently watched a review for something similar from another maker and that one had issues. Just doing my research. TYIA.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Not to my knowledge. The riser is designed to minimize this possibility with pins and dovetails joints.

Vulcan83
Vulcan83

So I have multiple 3d printers I'd like to use this for and they are all different sizes. Are there files for the H2D, K2 Plus or Kobra S1?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Hello and thank you for the feedback. I have models for all of these but each is a separate model as each printer is different. I invite you to browse my models. For the K2 Plus I have the full and lite versions, for the Kobra S1 I have the classic single, dual ace and the d3P. The D3P full size are the more popular options as they are the more versatile. Let me know if you have any questions. Thank you

Vulcan83
Vulcan83

That is awesome. I will look at these now. Thank you very much

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Welcome and let me know if you have any questions.

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SANSd20
SANSd20

Just bought this today. What modifications would I need to make to get this to work on my P1S (I have both the P1S and the P2S)

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

I have a separate model for the P1S. I do not recommend you try to modify it as the P2S is a larger printer than the P1S so it will not fit. Easiest is to download the P1S model which is almost the same but the base is sized for the P1S

SANSd20
SANSd20

Wouldn't the vents be redundant with the Cold-Air Cooling function of the P2S?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

No as they provide an additional means of cooling.

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FullContrast
FullContrast

I printed this recently for my P2S and feel like PETG does still print better with the additional ventilation.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you for the feedback and information.
kemernet
kemernet

Здравствуйте. Уточните как у вас реализован доступ к usb носителю на P2S? Если можно, фото?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Hello. I cannot post photos here but there is a cutout on the inside of the riser that allows access to the USB drive. There is about 4cm - 1.25 inch clearance for the drive on the interior portion of the riser front
sophiejoyceturner
sophiejoyceturner

I can't really see how this works with the USB port location? I have a small USB in for timelapses but it does stick up so wouldn't sit flat?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

On the P1S I have a cutout for the flashdrive. It would be relatively simple for me to modify the part to make a cutout for the USB port. The cutout would be from the bottom of the riser so it would not be visible from the front or top. Your USB drive would need to less tall than the front of the riser - approximately 25mm ( 1 inch). Let me know if this works. Thank you

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sophiejoyceturner
sophiejoyceturner

Yeah the USB drive I have in is one of those fairly small ones, it's slightly wider and longer than the port but only sticks out about 1 5mm so if there was a 20mm cavity it would probably fit most mini drives

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you for pointing this out. I was under the impression that the USB drive was used solely for system updates. I will be modifying the front of the riser to allow use of the USB drive. I should have this done in the next two days.

sophiejoyceturner
sophiejoyceturner

Yeah, because it doesn't have an SD card slot and not much onboard memory you have to put a USB in for timelapses (annoyingly I just bought a new SD for P1S a week before it packed in lol)

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Hello. There is a cutout on the underside of the front left part of the riser. This should be more than sufficient to access the USB drive port. You should have a little more than 30 mm of clearance and the cutout is much larger than the USB port so you should have no issue connecting your USB drive. If you have any issues or need me to modify the part please let me know and it will be a pleasure to modify it. Thank you
lengfengebook2
lengfengebook2

The two slidable air baffles on the sides do not appear to match. After installation, the mounting holes do not align. Could you assist with this issue?

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Hello, I have tested the vents and there were a few builds without issue. I would be happy to help but could you maybe verify that you did not invert them (left and right) as this may explain the alignment issue. Also, the best way for me to help you is via Facebook messenger as we can chat in real time and exchange photos. Would it be possible to reach out to me via Facebook - Darren3dprint. If not, we can try with messages here but it is difficult as we cannot exchange photos. Thank you

lengfengebook2
lengfengebook2

This is a very good design, one of the best I have seen among similar designs, because it does not affect usage too much. I haven't installed them yet. I will remove them and then install them after the current printing task is completed to see; it's better than not installing them at all. ...Thank you for your reply, we will contact you later.

lengfengebook2
lengfengebook2

It was my mistake to get the direction wrong. The file is fine, and this is an excellent model that I highly recommend.

Darren3dPrint
Darren3dPrint

Thank you. Very happy to hear this and pleased to see you like the riser. If you have any questions or suggestions do not hesitate.

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