A1

none of them have caught fire Aged like milk in just a few minutes https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1tgt4mz/this_has_to_be_the_worst_a1_fire_ive_seen_so_far/

TLDR: A component called a NTC thermistor on the AC board can overheat and catch fire. In some cases it melts through the bottom of the A1. 3D Musketeers have collected 70 reports of this problem. BambuLab remains silent on the issue. If you run a A1 please place it on a non-flammable surface.

I saw this not too long ago on Instagram. I can basically guarantee that there will be another recall. For some reason, the A1, compared to the rest of the entire Bambu line, is extremely susceptible power problems, thus leading to fire concerns. I got my Bambu Lab A1 LONG after the first recall (as

/uj Can I just remind the Bambu owners furiously downvoting this that we're in r/3DPrintingCirclejerk and not r/VerySerious3DPrinting. It's intended purely as a joke about the A1s and their propensity to melt and occasionally catch fire, not a actual statement of my opinion. Example here: https://ww

There have been a lot of these near fires lately: https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1n8hu1s/why_did_my_a1melt/ https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1mfjrgb/bambu_laba1_melts_a_hole_through_itself/

"I’m mainly writing this post because BambuLabs ignored me when I first opened a ticket about this when I noticed the exact same problem on my a1 mini. They wouldn’t acknowledge the problem and they wouldn’t replace it. Hopefully this time it’s different." if senpai won't notice you, i'm sure the pe

Another A1 — u/BambuLab : please address this asap, the A1 community deserves answers re: this clear safety issue. u/mobius1ace5 — another one ! To all who aren’t aware of this issue with the a1, please search ‘A1 fire’ in this subreddit

Here's some things to think about to help narrowing down your options: First the elephant in the room: Bambu vs everyone else. This is kinda like the Apple vs Android debate from early on in smartphones if you're old enough to remember that. Bambu makes a great product that has a (largely deserved)

You have the older one. It looks fine now, but you'll want to keep an eye on that for thermal stress / cracks / wear and tear / etc. The updated version looks like a straight bar, without the round black component https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1q1git2/new_a1_without_the_failing_ntc_thermistor

/uj That type of people are the ones who can't be bothered to put even a minimal effort in researching what they're buying, and Bambulab being the brand usually recommended for/by beginners, there's a lot of overlap of its customers with that type. The other day I read about a guy who had just bough