A1

Not recommended but...one can place a box over the A1, use ASA, heat the bed to increase the internal temperature, then print with the ASA. Trick is to remove any airflow while printing and maintain an environmental temp higher than 40 degC in the box. Again, not recommended as the electronics may o

I noticed a lot of people seem angry with Bamboo Labs. What's that about? Bambu has done a lot of things that go against the spirit of the 3D printing community. They tried to lock users down to using only their slicer (which gets features after Orca Slicer because it's based on Orca and implements

I was trying to prevent overload. I don’t disagree with anything you’ve mentioned though, and I think they’re all worth looking into. “Best” is just way too loaded of a term, so I disregarded cost (and ethical concerns) as long as they were under $1000. I was primarily focusing on what the stock mac

bambu lab a1 с амс лайт. Простая модель. Не поддерживает АБС

I got/won a A1 Mini from Matter hackers, and then bought a P2S from Bambu Lab, no freebies, not even a diy kit. I spent $831 for the combo, and since spent probably $600 in filament getting x10 batches and some accessories/plates etc. If I'd known I'd only get one 10% off code I would have waited a

I have a Bambu A1 and I think it would be a mistake to purchase for a home lab printing. You could print in PETG, but ABS or ASA is really what you want to be printing with. For this, you need an enclosed and ideally heated chamber with air filtration. personally regret not going directly to an encl