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

Bambu P1S Combo - it's a great printer, and pretty much idiot proof.

Get the hardened steel extruder and a hardened steel nozzle. Beyond that you’re good to go. I recommend the anti vibration feet also. The ones Bambu sells are more than fine for me. The only downside for me was the poop flying all over the place especially after the clean changes of the A1. That can

I’d still recommend the Bambu Labs P1S in this case. The controversy around Bambu is mainly about their closed ecosystem and the move to block third-party apps, not about the quality or reliability of the printers themselves. As for the Anycubic Kobra S1, I’ve watched a number of reviews and seen qu

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

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

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

Disclosure: I don't own either of these machines. I have two P1S units, I'm a fan of Bambu products in general, and I backed the U1 which I'm expecting in January. I think that if you want to do multicolor prints, the best option right now in the sub-$1k price range is the Snapmaker U1. You're right

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

not at all! its a Bambu Labs P1S. Had it for a month or two and it's been quite great so far, though the company is under some deserved scrutiny right now which is definitely worth looking into if you're thinking about picking one up.