A1 Mini

Added to this and other comments I tried the bbl to u1 converter and it didn't work for most 3mf files. That's why I, too, resorted to opening snapmaker Orca, import the 3mf file (very important!!! Don't open it, import the object!!! Bambulab 3mf are not compatible with the u1 and may even crash the

Da steht aufm bildschirm, die Düse ist mit Filament oder die Druckplatte falsch eingesetzt. Entfern mal den ganzen Blödsinn von deiner Druckerplatte. Vielleicht liegt da das Problem. Ansonsten kann das auch ein Problem mit den ganzen Erkennungsfunktionen sein. Geh im Drucker unter einstellungen in D

It's just an A1 Mini from Bambulabs. Their least expensive entry level printer. It's almost plug and play with easy maintenance and troubleshooting, plus simple software to just jump right in.

I think it might be possible but see if you can slow your print speed on the final top layers. This would depend on your slicer but in Bambi Studio you use a modifier part to set the speed during the print: https://forum.bambulab.com/t/is-there-anyway-to-adjust-speed-of-certain-layers/27981 Perhaps

Welcome. If you want a bunch of starting tips then I recommend running through the Bambu Lab Academy for your printer and the software you plan on using, and possibly the filament course when you are ready to move past PLA: https://bambulab.com/en-us/support/academy What was your first print? The sc

3d printing is fairly cheap. I have a cheap bambulab a1 mini that is reliable and fast enough. Filament prices are cheap enough and I only print one color at a time. Never more than 3 spools of filament. Right now I have 2 spools, and one of them was a one off that I don't intend to use anymore due

I've got the Bambulabs A1 Mini. I was a total beginner when I bought it last year, and loved how I could pretty much plug it in and print right away. Its super easy to send prints directly from the Makerworld app to the printer with no messing around connecting it to a PC or adjusting settings. You