Build Plate Holder Add-on for AMS Lift Rack

AMS Lift Rack Build Plate Holder Add-On

This build plate holder add-on expands the functionality of the AMS Lift Rack by providing a convenient place to store your spare build plates while keeping them organized and easily accessible.

The holder mounts directly to the left or right side of the AMS Lift Rack, giving you the flexibility to position your build plates wherever works best for your setup.

Designed to integrate cleanly with the AMS Lift Rack , this add-on keeps your build plates safely stored and close to your printer without taking up additional desk or floor space.

Features

- Left- or right-side mounting - Designed specifically as an add-on for the AMS Lift Rack - Convenient storage for build plates - Keeps build plates organized and easily accessible - Cleanly integrates with the existing rack - Works with most versions of the AMS Lift Rack - Simple 3D-printable design - Keeps spare build plates close to your printer How to Print

Print the build plate holder in the orientation provided in the files.

Choose the mounting side that works best for your setup — the holder can be installed on either the left or right side of the rack.

Recommended Print Materials: PETG, ASA, or ABS are recommended for the best combination of strength and heat resistance. PLA can also be used for lower-temperature environments.

Compatibility

This is an add-on accessory for the AMS Lift Rack and is designed to work with most versions of the rack.

The holder can be mounted on either side, allowing you to configure it around your available space and printer setup.

Please refer to the model images and assembly instructions for the correct mounting location and hardware for your setup.

Hardware

The build plate holder uses standard hardware for attachment to the lift rack. See the included BOM and model files for the required hardware and quantities.

Notes

This is an add-on only and does not include the AMS Lift Rack itself.

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