Here is our new updated version of our keychain board.  This is our new 2.0 version.  After much request for a  PLA profile and some changes here you go.  I relocated the feet out on this profile.  I would still highly recommend gluing the feet on to ensure stability.  If you choose not to, at least glue the pegs in the outer feet.  This way you don't loose them.  I've made the pegs for the feet a lot easier to assemble in this model.  They slide right in really easy once you remove all the supports.  As far as gluing in the keychain pegs, it's not necessary but would help.  If you don't this will allow for easy replacement if you break one in the future.  You can go to the profile and just print the keychain pegs.  I also spaced out the pegs a bit more for larger keychains.  

I've also included a PETG profile on the second build plate.  You pick which one you want to print.  PETG will hold up better over time and be more durable than PLA, but I wanted to give options and both work really well.

I wouldn't recommend printing this new profile in glass fiber or carbon fiber materials.  It doesn't work out very well.  You will have to force pegs together.  If you want to use PA6-GF or PA6-CF use our original profile. 

Attention:  Printing original profile in any other material, other than what is suggested may cause problem and could possible not work the way it's intended.  

This allows you to display your keychains and other hanging items at shows you might be doing. I designed this and can be printed easily. Yes it is made to print out of PA6-GF. The profile is setup for PA6-CF. Still works just as good. The X1C currently only has the option to select on the printer itself PA6-GF but it's not an option in Bambu Studio's. I will watch and make adjustments later when they add this feature. Either way it prints amazingly at the settings I have dialed in and always pre-Heat your chamber before hand if you want flawless prints with this kind of material. I set the build plate to 120 for about 30 minutes and it's ready to roll.

Do Not run this material in your AMS. Use an external heated box for best results. If you decide to change it to another filament like PLA, ABS, ASA or even PETG I can't say it will print correctly or even hold up as well.  You could end up with warping issues with ASA or ABS cause of the design and I didn't set this profile up for the correct cooling with those materials.  The app will use some defaults which will warp.  In PA6-GF or PA6-CF my kids used this at their show without an issue and held the weight with every peg fully loaded with keychains. It was to cute! Enjoy and have fun!

You can use a bit of super glue or any type of good glue you find you like in the few key spots I've marked in the picture. It ensures the pegs and lower feet dont fall out.  In nylon 6 glass fiber reinforced you can even hit the pegs into the holes to drive them down deeper with out issues.  I always soak this print with hot water for about 5 minutes before assembly.   It will take any hitting you decide to do while putting it together.  The water will make the nylon stronger again and you will be good to drive the pins down with a small hammer.  

Both our new style and older style versions the feet will face forward like in this picture.  Longer side forward to stabilize the weight of all the keychains you will hang from it.   It works very well in this orientation for outdoor events.