A drawer-style waste bin designed for the Anycubic KOBRA S1C, featuring a large capacity and a ramp that can be securely attached to the printer using double-sided adhesive.

Advantages: Ideal for confined spaces—simply pull out the drawer to dispose of waste.

Disadvantages: The curved ramp baffle is somewhat thin, though it remains functional for now; if user feedback indicates issues, I’ll refine the design. The honeycomb structure at the air outlet is a bit delicate, but it still supports self‑supporting prints without the need for additional supports.

ps: For optimal results, it’s recommended to apply a light coat of adhesive to the print bed. You can also use Sport Mode with a slightly thicker layer height—this not only speeds up printing but also helps save time (just adjust your slicing software accordingly; in my case, I’m running Standard Speed with a 0.2 mm layer height).

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A drawer-style waste bin suitable for anycubic KOBRA S1C, boasting a generous capacity and a ramp that can be easily secured to the printer using double-sided tape.

Advantages: Perfect for tight spaces—only the drawer needs to be emptied when disposing of waste.

Disadvantages: While the curved ramp baffle is relatively thin, it’s still fully functional. Should user feedback indicate any concerns, I’ll revise the design. The hexagonal air outlet structure is a bit delicate, but it can still be printed without support, thanks to its inherent structural integrity.

ps: To ensure reliable adhesion and minimize warping, it’s best to lightly spray the print bed with adhesive. Additionally, you can leverage Sport Mode and increase the layer height slightly—this approach not only accelerates printing but also helps conserve time (just tweak your slicing software settings; I’m currently using Standard Speed with a 0.2 mm layer height).