P1S

I’m pretty much going to be exclusively printing PLA, not sure if that’s enough to justify an enclosure or not. An enclosure provides practically no benefit to PLA (or PETG or TPU). The P1S recommends disabling it by removing the top glass. The P2S (and X2D) use a fan to blow in fresh outside air (a

Only filaments I'd like to print are PLA, TPU, and PETG maybe. Any of Bambu's printers will be fine. Money is a concern. I am hesitating between the P1S and the A1. What are the differences? Does the P1S worth the extra 100 dollars? I heard its older design how does that come into the equation? The

That's definitely your belief, but my Qidi Q2 produces way better prints than my friends H2C for quite a lot less while being customizable. Build plate is a bit smaller, but the Max4 beats it with similar capabilities, higher temps and same quality. Still for cheaper. Look, I'm not here to argue wit

Yes, the P2S is better than the P1S. New extrusion system, hardened stuff by default, better chamber design, automatic flow calibration, better ventilation and cooling system, better control screen, etc. Even with all upgrades, the P1S can't touch what the P2S can do. And yes, the X2D is worth way m

Personally, I think I will stay away from Bambu Lab, which tends to close their ecosystem. I have been burned already by Cricut, among other things. That said, what advantage the P1S can have over the ECC? Mmm, easy nozzle swap. People say Bambu printers are dead easy to use, but I had no problems w

As a beginner, using just PLA and PETG, and TPU, open or enclosed printing really doesn't matter. Now if you are wishing to use ABS, you will need a enclosed printer because you need better control of temperatures plus it is easier to deal with the fumes.I personally have both an A1 and P1S printers