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Careful with the tinker word, you'll trigger people... and also why that whole joke exists. But you are right, Bambu Lab printers are fire 🔥💯

Honestly, with how much you've tried already... Ditch that printer. I'm not saying it's a bad machine in general, But honestly i think your unit is just kind of fucked at this point.Could you fix it? Probably. Is it going to be worth the extra cost in replacements and the countless hours tinkering?

Bambu Lab A1 is currently $299 with free shipping. It handles one roll at a time. I have over 2500 hours of mostly terrain printing on mine, and I've only had one major issue (which simply involved cleaning the hot end) and it was my own fault. it has auto levelling, flow calibration, and a robust r

Turn on the build plate detection. its gonna check at every start (maybe an extra 2-3s max) but if its not in their proper place its not gonna start the print and alert you.https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1-mini/manual/build-plate-detection For my mini, even if its misaligned just 1-2mm its wont start

Bambu labs A1 mini. I bought my nephew one and it’s been spectacularly good for him. It just works.

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,

I believe tha BambuLab A1 or the A1 mini is one the most reliable and better cost / benefit at the moment. They are “cheap” and very capable or printing high quality minis. (Just browse around on this sub). There is a ton of support and good sources for a good reason.

0,4 mm = 0,126 mm²0,8 mm = 0,503 mm²ludicrous speed = 166 % So if you want to print at that speed, you need to increase the volumetric flow by a factor 6,6x Assuming good old regular PLA on the A1 has 21 mm³/s flow rate with the standard hotend - to make this happen, you would need 138,6 mm³/s to fu

Hey, welcome to the hobby 😄 After several thousand print hours across different Bambu Lab printers, here’s my honest take: Print quality is identical across all of them. You’re not going to see smoother surfaces or better detail between models — it’s the same core tech. The only real difference (esp

Bambu labs A1 mini. they are about 170 quid and work out of the box. i have had 8 3d printer over the years. Built most of them from scratch. I am well versed on building them, configuring them and calibrating them. My last built one, it took me months getting it to perfection. bought an A1 mini as