P1S

Man, I’d be frustrated too, especially dropping that much money on something that’s supposed to “just work.” You did your part: researched, paid for quality, and followed the troubleshooting steps. At that price point, i agree that you shouldn’t be spending day one diagnosing motor errors. (in my ex

I loved working on my Ender 3 until it became almost a 2nd job just to get the first layer to stick. I did all the popular mods and dropped way more into it than I should have till my wife showed me the A1 mini. We bought it and after the set up and a benchy I immediately ordered the A1/ AMS combo a

If it's between a combo and not a combo, I always recommend the combo, even if it means a lower model printer. If he's got something older like an Ender 3 and he's getting a Bambu, it will be a massive upgrade regardless.The AMS is great for multi color or multi material printing, but it also adds t

I got the h2s combo on release. Here’s my feelings; Good, it’s a perfect balance in my opinion and should be priced at or around what the p1s does. I don’t know what it costs at the moment. You’re getting all the benefits minus what you don’t really need. I promise you only a tiny sliver of the peop

Hey man, Just got my P2S combo last week and I gotta say, the more I print, the more I fall in love with it! I went with filaments from bambu since it put automatically the good profile on the app/software and have spent the last few days printing stuff to ‘upgrade’ it Here’s my recommendations from

I’ve only used Bambu Labs printers, but I’ve generally been happy with them. The A1 was my first printer, and works very well imho. The combo is about $400. If I d the AMS-lite is mostly good for auto refilling as filament runs out, as changing colors wastes a huge amount of filament. Not sure how l

Boas, sou freelancer em design de produto, modelação e impressão3D. Estou neste momento a trabalhar com 2 impressoras, a BambuLab P1S e a H2S com AMS. Vou deixar aqui a minha experiência com elas. Como já referiram, as impressoras da Bambu são as menos Open Source, o que quer dizer que tens um bocad

The current state of the art is moving toward tool changer/multi toolhead printers (like the Snapmaker u1, Flashforge Creator 5, etc) rather than single nozzle filament management systems like the P1S. So it is already yesterday’s technology. If your budget can manage one of those newer systems then

P1S combo. Best deal going right now. I was out of printing for several years and got back in by jumping on the P1S combo. The reason I stopped printing was because I felt I couldn’t really print anything useful on my Ender 3 pro because of no inclosure. Always wanted a Bambu Labs printer but they w

Hard agree! I was on the fence about picking up and learning 3D printing for awhile. I was worried that it wouldn't be super practical and that we'd end up with a bunch of plastic junk cluttering the house. However, I've been pleasantly surprised with how frequently I've used it to create solutions