Overview

The A1 mini Wireless Charger is here! This is an official design model for the Wireless Charger Kit-K012.

 

The Wireless Charger Kit contains all the non-3D printed parts for assembling an entirely functional A1 mini Wireless Charger or an Air Force Command Headquarters Wireless Charger. To complete the work, you need to download the model files and 3D print the parts. To download the model files and obtained detailed information, please visit A1 mini Wireless Charger or Air Force Command Headquarters on Makerworld.

• Simply connect a Type-C cable to the wireless charger to power it on. Then place your phone on the wireless charging plate to start the charging process. • Once the charging starts, the Z-axis will simulate the printing process by moving up and down for one cycle. During this time, the LOGO light and indicator light will light up. • You can use the Make My Sign function on Makerworld to customize your own nameplate for your A1 mini wireless charger. To learn more about the nameplate customization, please visit A1 mini Wireless Charger on Makerworld.

• To accommodate different phones and filaments, we have specially designed two power modes (high/low) to avoid phone overheating and heat deflection of printed parts. • We have also engineered two different drive modes (mode 1 and mode 2) for the A1 mini wireless charger to adapt to varying levels of friction generated during the Z-axis movement. (This friction is caused by differences in filament materials and printing tolerances)

We hope you enjoy it!

Print preparation

·You can preview the assembly diagram and create your favorite color schemes in Assembly View. Before printing, you can use the Assembly View function in Bambu Studio to access the assembly interface, customize your unique color scheme with the paint function, and preview the fully assembled model. (see the filament recommendation at the end of the article).

The wireless charger offers two different power modes: high power mode and low power mode. Due to the heat generated by the circuit board, charging coil, and phone during charging, the charging pad can become hot while charging the phone. Please adjust the mode according to the heat resistance of the filament used for printing before the first charge

·Low-power mode (5W): Use this mode if the heatbed is printed with filaments that have low heat resistance capabilities (such as PLA, PETG).

·High-power mode (Max 15W): Use this mode if the heatbed is printed with filaments that have high heat resistance capabilities (such as ABS).