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Yup. Any of the Bambu Labs printers. The A1 is their cheapest full-size model. It doesn't have a chamber but you don't need one for basic materials that you need for this stuff. You can get the basic model for $299 or the combo that allows up to 4 colors for $399. For covered models you have a log o

I too recently got a P2S Combo to go along side my 4 P1S's. I exclusively print Matte PLA, normally from Bambu, and out of the box my P2S heavily, like very heavily, under extrudes on bottom and top surfaces using default profile settings. I can print identical prints, exact same settings with same

It may be pushing the top end of your budget, but I highly reccomend the P1S from bambu labs. I printed most of my kit on an ender 3 with very mixed results. I got a P1S earlier this year and the quality and ease of use is like night and day between these machines. You may also want to check out the

I'm waiting on a pin connector and a hub for the tubing to connect my AMS to my P1S. Other than that, it's great! I was absolutely excited to get it today as it bambu said my p1s was backordered til the 18, but lucky me, it showed up earlier! So far the print quality is a huge jump up from the A1 at

I got the M5C at Best Buy for $150 — it was a steal. I absolutely loved it. It really got me into 3D printing, especially since it was such an easy machine to set up and use straight out of the box. I did some research at the time, and a lot of people recommended it. After about a month of using the

It is currently the Bambu labs anniversary sale. Never a better time than today. Fuck the kids, present for dad. (My 14 yo waited patiently for this sale and used babysitting money to buy herself the P1S Combo, and she’s having a blast with it. Don’t know your budget or the amount of research you’ve

I don't know of any specific subreddits for that, but r/functionalprints has a bunch of cool stuff pop up. Bambu Lab/Maker World has a massive community with an insane amount of free files for grow tents and cultivation equipment/tools. I have two and both are made by Bambu Lab. The A1 is their entr

Per the listings on beds on the Bambu lab store: Before self-leveling, it is necessary to repeatedly rub the nozzle in the special wiping area of the build plate to completely remove any residual material at the tip of the nozzle. The coating in the special-designed wiping area will gradually become

Bambu page says AMC Combo comes with 3 filaments with Spools of random type/color. To clarify, two of these spools will be a random color. Both of mine, purchased nearly a year apart, came with green and orange. The third will be support interfacing material, which is only used in small amounts, and

Personally, if you can stretch it, I'd stay far away from an Ender, and prefer a COreXY machine over the bedslingers today- they're a bit more complex, but faster, generally better print quality, and are or can be enclosed to print more advanced materials. Between those two, I'd probably do the A1 m