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Please post a video on how you use a heat gun on removing strings...Great video thanks

To go along with your Dice tower, any thoughts towards adding a dice "box" to your product line? I printed up a planter of Groot for my Mother and used a Filament that had a 30% wood fiber mixed with it that really turned out nice. Designing and printing your own custom box to hold your dice out of that filament would be a cool addition to your tower for table top gaming. Look at me full of suggestions today.

Good video. Would love to see the dice tower and other products you sell

Keep up the good work man, I love watching your channel. Just starting to get into 3d printing myself.

Good vid. Love the updates, totally understand that a multi video per week is hectic. Still waiting for my p1p to ship :(. Meantime my k1 max is actually doing very well. Nozzle does clog on occasion but only on first layers if it is gonna happen and I have found if I run an extrude before a print it clogs 1 in 150 prints, which is acceptable. Keep up the great content. Suggestion perhaps, planned maintenance of your printers in terms of timings and what you tink that will be. Ie, nozzle cleaning, greasing, when you think you will have to replace nozzles or hot ends, etc. just a thought

Bad timing buying that Panda Touch! Don't update your firmware, hahaha.

I Had a chance to see it hands-on, but Im going to wait for a while before I purchase this. I made a video at CES

I love my croygrip plates! I have the glacier on each of my printers. Great adhesion and they release better than a smooth PEI plate, and are AMAZING for PETG. I DO have the bambu supertack plates too, but those are almost too sticky for some of the things I print.

Just FYI Bambu is killing 3rd party functionality (Orca slicer, Pandatouch) so hold off on firmware updates until this is (hopefully) sorted out

I had the same issues with K1 Max and recently switched to P1S. Unfortunately I had my K1 Max for over a year. I had initially ordered K2 Plus but got frustrated with the logistics of shipping so I cancelled the order and went right to Micro Center and bought the P1S

Nice work!

hello where can i find your store to check it out thank you.

Don't know if you do or not, with that stage project, you should print 2-3 extra of all the small clamp pieces for the customer in case one or two break. They'd be VERY appreciative of the extra couple of pieces.

What are you printing though? I can never come up with good items to try and sell :(

I have had an Etsy store for a little over 3 years. Although this was my best year so far by hitting 60k, my November and December and so far January have been slower than last year. The reason I had a better year was that I added new products that became bestsellers and my monthly sales increased overall. This is shaping up to be perhaps my slowest January, which is not promising for the rest of the year. Time to add more products. We design and make our own functional products, so I just need to keep adding products to pick up more sales. Slow times are good for updating pictures and adding new listings.

Those panda touch screens can handle multiple prints each, so you shouldn't need to have one for each P1S unless you really want to :)

You pack a lot into these vlogs. I for one really appreciate your journey. Still waiting for my bambu P1s to arrive. Seeing the quality you are getting is pretty amazing. If possible (no trade secrets of course), would be cool to see how you slice and setup your profile for a print with support. brim, etc. Just a though... being selfish here! ;)

Keep up the hard work. Enjoying the content

I have a lot of printers in my small farm and recently purchased 2 Bambu's just to see if they lived up to the hype. I have to say I was blown away by the user experience and print quality. Needless to say I'll be ordering more in the near future.

LOL - more and more of these 'buyer regret' videos are beginning to surface. It's like all the other companies are cursed or something. Not ashamed to admit that I am a Bambu fanboy. As a custodian, for a local elementary school, I recycle pop cans for purchasing material to make toys for the kids. 2000+ hours logged is proof enough that Bambu Lab is the only choice. Why Bambu? App, slicer, presets, inexpensive replacement parts, customer service, track-record, LONGEVITY. It's kind of a 'no-brainer'. But... you do you. Thanks for being honest and sharing your feelings and experience.

I can say that there are some issues. But there are way more machines that just work versus ones that have issues. We only hear the bad which is normal. I think if you try the k2 plus you’d love it. I have k1 maxs and k2 plus machines. Never had had any issues. And everyone I know who has them hasn’t had issues. But we are experienced users. Not denying there are issues. Just saying I would t write them off over one machine unless you just live the Bambu. I live Creality because they are cheaper and open source.

garbage dont fall for this company.

nice lava lamp

I'm with you. I'm planning on selling my K1 Max (working 100% perfectly mind you) to fund whatever the next Bambulabs XL type machine is. I was thinking about getting the K2 Plus but honestly, I'd rather spend an extra $1,000 on a Bambu that works out of the box and doesn't require rooting it and messing with Klipper firmware. Plus, a Bambu will likely have industry leading features that nobody else has, and those features will work. Like, all the time. Not sometimes like the Creality machines.

Creality does make some nice printers for "hobby" folks, but I do not see them in printer farms. Personally I have tried over a dozen different brand names and my needs are different for production. I've ended up with various sizes and names to cover the production needs.

Great video! This is why I chose not to go with the new Qidi, despite the many positive video reviews before anyone could actually try it out. Instead, I opted for the P1S, and I couldn't be happier. I've even bought a few more, and they print flawlessly without any tweaking needed.

Good choice.

I am excited about this!!!!

Not to be that guy but maybe it's time to steer clear of Creality. I've heard so many people have issues with anything Creality.

Yup Bambu all the way, I also have 2 and love them

Why do people get so hung up on pricing? Just look at the market or price about 4x your material cost. People think they have to justify their pricing with complex calculations.

Sorry to hear about your K1 Max woes. I have had a few nozzle clogs with mine as well, usually on the first few layers and pretty much only on PETG. My Bambu P1s is still on back order and I am working with my supplier on the K1. My dream would be to swap it out with another P1s, but pretty sure they don't work that way sadly. I appreciate you taking us along. The good and the bad is awesome to hear (hopefully more good than bad obviously)

Congratulations on the video. Your report on 3D printers is very important. I see that many sellers are opting for Bambulab machines. It seems to me that they are more reliable for printing demands. Regarding 3D models, you are right to check the use and commercial licenses.

Thank you for answering the question. And I am in IT as well specifically VoIP along with reading Wool currently. I appreciate your candor and sharing your journey.

I'm also looking long and hard at this one.

💯🤛👍💪

Not a A1 killer, for the price point, I rather get another A1 combo

I hope it is...I really want the Bambu 😂

And creality software is open source wich is much better

The Creality Hi looks nice. Post K2 Plus, Creality has really risen to the challenge and is crushing it. I print functional parts so multi-color isn't as appealing to me even though it's a very popular segment of the market, but I'd like to use filament feeders to print different materials. The FlashForge AD5X in particular appeals to me. It's similar to the feeder on the Bambu A1 Mini but the four spools mount to the right of the open frame coreXY printer, and the FlashForge IFS can feed 95A durometer TPU. None of the other filament feeders can do that and that's huge for me. Unfortunately, the AD5X has been delayed for a month or two as they get it to poop TPU without clogging. I hope with all of the filament feeders flooding the market, slicers will do a better job with multi-filament printing. For most prints, we shouldn't need the material waste associated with a poop chute or purge tower. The slicer should figure out how to use the nozzle purge to print infill. Hopefully we get that in 2025.

It's a total rip-off of the bambu a1 printer . Lol

How do you figure your pricing with filament usage and print hours?

Held off buying Bambu A1 with AMS during the holidays. Problem printing with color is how much printer poop is wasted when changing color mid print.

If it’s not enclosed, I don’t want it. I’m not interested in printing toys. I’m interested in printing structurally rigid parts, that perform a job. These printers are not good enough. They need to make something better for hobbyist. Until then, I’m done printing for now. I don’t want to print PLA. I want to print PEEK. Know of any printers available for this?

I think what makes it competitive is the AMS that can be used for it, it's more traditional. If Bambu wants to compete all they'd have to do is make a universal AMS for all the models

It's still Creality so no - no chance beating Bambu

Great stuff, keep pounding 😎

Is not creality, is creacopy😅

You woke up smelling an odorless gas? That’s amazing you should probably contact some scientists, you are an anomely