How to 3D Print Name Tags with Bambu Labs AMS

How to 3D Print Custom Name Tags with Bambu Labs P1S or X1C
In this video, I’ll show you how I made these 3D custom printed name tags. Now that we’re getting out to network, I personally dislike wearing those stick-on name tags that they give you at networking events; now I bring my own magnetic name tag.
For this project you’ll need:
Bambu Labs P1S or X1C with an AMS to switch filaments
2 contrasting colors of filament. I’m going to use white for my background and black for the lettering.
Magnetic name tag holder or badge magnets. They usually come in packs of 10 or 12
Tinkercad.com - I’m using a free account
00:16 - Why 3D printed name badges
01:04 - How the magnetic backing works
1:40 - Design in Tinkercad
4:15 - Load filaments in AMS
4:38 - Bambu Labs - Color - Slice - Print
7:17 - Attach magnetic backing
7:44 - Working with logos
10:04 - Review Bambu Labs - Color - Slice - Print
This video is NOT sponsored. I paid for all materials and the printer with my own money.
Bambu Labs P1S - us.store.bambulab.com/product...
Magnetic Badge Backs - amzn.to/4baoIW4
Black PLA Filament - amzn.to/45FZPR4
White PLA Filament - amzn.to/4bixmln
Digital Caliper - amzn.to/4blDBVn
Amazon affiliate links are included through which I may earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you).

[@3dPrintCreator]

Hi Caroline, They look stunning. Thanks for sharing.

[@crazykkid2000]

What a cool video, thank you for taking the time to make it!

[@embeetwelve]

If you dont have AMS you can just colour the raised parts with a sharpie.