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Welcome to the reason why a lot of people recommend bambu labs. I went from an ender 3v2 to an a1 mini, then an a1 combo, then a p2s and now the x2d. I think I have a problem 😅 One thing though, youll want to print those desicant boxes in at least petg if you plan on using the filament dryer in your

they ran a survey on MakerWorld or a Bambu Lab forum (I honestly can’t remember) to see what printers people uploading models were using. The majority something like 65%, were using the A1. And if I remember correctly, the survey disappeared pretty quickly after that. My guess is they didn’t love wh

I almost hate to admit it -- I believe in open source and work in the software industry so am intimately familiar with all of these behaviors -- but I'm here too. In fact, the walled garden approach is the entire reason I finally got into printing after all these years. I'm interested in the prints,

Plug & print: bambu lab. Écosystème assez fermé depuis un bout. Principalement open source et aussi le plus près du plug & print pour ce type d'imprimante: Prusa Je veux faire mon imprimante, mais je veux avoir de quoi qui a de l'allure: Voron J'hais ma vie et ça me dérange pas de passer plus de tem

Can't speak for anyone else but myself. I look at the company ethos as a whole. I like Prusa more than Bambu because the latter is a marketing company disguised as a technology company. Every company has problems but it's how the company reacts to adversity that is the true litmus test. The CORE One

Sim, tem varias corexy fechadas muito melhores que a a1 bedslinger aberta, bambu lab só é mais indicada nesse valor por quem tem link de afiliado ou quem vende impressora 3d Da uma olhada na série k1 da creality e na série centauri carbon, também a kobra s1

Right, Android werent full of people with open source ideals. Guess we have very different experiences. You should have seen back in ~2010. You describe what happens when stuff gets mainstream. 3D printers are also way more common last few years. Plenty of kids and less technical people that have a

I got into the Bambu Lab ecosystem with a P2S and have been thinking of adding an A1 to my setup for my functional prints. Like any 3d printer, there are going to be issues here and there - but I quickly became a Bambu Lab fanboy. I had my fun tinkering with my Ender 3 Pro, but I don’t see myself go

Is that really true though? You're not locked to using their filament. You don't have to use their slicer (Bambu Studio) either. You do need an account for "Cloud printing", but you can instead move files around in LAN mode instead - or via SD Card (Bambu Lab A1) or via USB Stick (other printers). Y

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