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The Bambulab A1 we have at work has easily paid for itself and then some. We use it to print prototypes and mock ups as well as tools we need for specific tasks. It’s much faster than getting it done with a CNC only to discover you made a mistake in the first prototype and need to adjust things. Onc

English translation for the rest of us: I’ve been working nonstop on adapting the UMTS for the Bambu Lab A1 and A1 Mini, and I’m proud to finally be able to say with confidence that it works the way it should. The geometry fits, the movement is stable, and the assembly ends up perfectly aligned with

Kupi BambuLab A1. To je to. Ne mini, A1. 250 eura i imaš kvalitetan printer.

PSA: print the build plate bumper model that is shipped within EVERY A1 🫠🫠 Edit: seems someone posted it on makerworld https://makerworld.com/en/models/1036209-build-plate-bumper-in-sd-card-bambu-lab-a1

I ended up choosing a bambu lab a1. I made that decision because I had previously learned 3D printing on an Ender 3 pro. That was an extreme hassle and caused me to learn a lot of the intricacies that go into the 3D printing process. My close friend had a bambu lab a1 Mini and I got to see some of t

hard to beat the a1 from bambu labs

Multicolor = U1 all the way. I LOVE Bambu lab and have 2x A1’s and 1x H2D but the U1 is SO much better (faster and “no” waste) for multicolor. Will drop a YouTube video on my channel (same name as my username), in 12 hours or so about why the U1 is my new #1 recommended printer, even for beginners.

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

Guys to everyone in this post some bad news firstAll Bambu lab printers are facing price hike around 5% due to dollar price increase as of today. The a1 has a ntc failure issue please confirm if you get v2 of the board with the supplier (avoid wol3D at all costs). It is better to get combo with a1 r

The learning curve used to be incredibly steep. It has gotten significantly easier to learn in recent years. Bambu labs really pushed the envelope with easy to use printers at a very reasonable price and many other companies have had to innovate as a result. There's still a decent amount of fiddling