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

All Bambu printers are multicolor capable but the AMS multicolor system is a separate unit. The Bambu A1 combo is $400, the Bambu P1S combo is $550, P2S combo is $800 and beyond that you get into larger machines with multiple tool heads and tons of other features. Incredible machines and easy to use

Posjedujem Bambu Labs P1S. Plaćen oko 600€ ako se ne varam. Prije toga sam imao Ender3 koji je uvijek imao neki problem. Dok ovaj bambu labs je definicija plug and playa. Radi pouzdanije od printera za papir. Otkad sam kuoio 3D printer, ne mogu zamisliti život bez njega. To mi je postalo kao perolic

Your kid is 12. I do not think the “kid” style ones will be good for much longer. My kid got (and loves) her Bambu P1S, and some places are apparently running deals on the combo (which includes “AMS”- a feeder to allow multi color prints) for $550. This is an unheard of deal - we paid $670 over the

I bought a P1S for $750 4 days before the P2S was announced. I returned it and got a P2S when it was released since it was only $50 more than I paid and it came with the AMS2. I like the new features, especially the camera and touch screen (easy to update colors loaded and repeat prints) and the AI

You’d be a fool to buy this when Bambu is selling the p1s pro combo for $620, better machine, better support (both first party and third party,) better ams (built in heater,) etc. Yes it’s more expensive but if you want to save money get the ad5x it’s regularly below $300, there is no good reason to

Read the bambu wiki. It has a lot of very useful info and detailed guides on how to maintenance that machine. If you find yourself doing a lot of single color prints or are doing a big job that is single color, use the back spool holder to minimize wear on the AMS and buffer. Around 900 hours you ma

All provide similar experience (with difference in technical details and capabilities). But printing isn't just "hit print and walk away". It is close to that with bambu printers. Mostly. I would go for P2S Combo. btw. P2S is improvement over P1S and X1C

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

Got a P1S, Snapmaker U1 and the CC2, they are all good software wise and have no issues with any so can give you my opinion. If you print from the PC there is basically no difference between them. The biggest difference is the mobile app if you see yourself using the mobile app to print and to send