A1

wait, just scrolled a bit and saw two different issues with bambu labs a1 just below my post lol: one blowout and other ntc failure something (i dont understand it). is it a issue with bambu labs or just the seller (wol3d in both cases ig) is bad. pls suggest if i should go for a different brand/mod

Eu comprei uma Bambu Lab A1 alguns meses atrás, não vou dizer que me arrependo, porque foi minha porta de entrada, mas conheci outras marcas e modelos que são mais baratas e mais completas.

Worth noting that Bambu Labs is also threatening legal action to people creating slicers to work with their product. Though I personally have an A1 mini, theyre doing some shady legal stuff lately. If you care about that sort of thing of course. I also dont have any experience with other printers, b

At that budget. It'll be hard save up for something in the 250-350 range for a wider set of options/better quality. You might have luck at finding a second hand bambu lab A1 but it might mean travelling a bit of distace to get it. Whatever you do... do not get a creality printer they're riddled with

I'm closing in on a year of A1 Mini ownership and Bambu Studio is good, without question. Before I got this printer I asked a friend with an Elegoo something or other to cut a design in two in his slicer, but he couldn't find a straight forward way to do it. The simplicity of cutting prints into pie

EDIT für die BambuBoys: Worum es mir nicht geht, ist jedes kleine Detail verstehen oder kontrollieren. Die Dinger funktionieren out-of-the-box super. Und zwar so lange, bis es ein kleines Problemchen gibt. Oft genug sieht man Leute mit absolut fettgefingerten PEI-Sheets, die ihren Drucker zurückschi

A BambuLabs é apenas mais User Friendly que as outras não precisando de tanta calibração manual, como toda maquina vc vai acabar tendo que fazer alguma manutenção, ajuste, reparos etc em alguma hora (no caso da Serie A1 elas possuem uma "fraqueza", devido a forma do Bico e Hotend elas sao muita mais

I am describing BambuLab's main target customers. These people are expected to replace a board within their A1's on their own ... that's just not the right way to do it with their target customers.

The adjustment of the z-offset is not super easy on the bambu slicer, but it´s doable: https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1mhpsi8/how_do_i_change_my_z_offset_a1/?show=original But please try to print the part with a brim first before you start tweaking the G-Code.That´s nothing super beginner frie

I hate recommending Bambu labs, but the A1 is definitely the closest to plug and play and affordable. I hate Bambu labs as a company though