⏳Long Term Review: Creality K1 Vs Bambu Lab P1P🥊⏰
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Imagine reviewing a printer after modifying its extruder. Every bit of information you provided on the K1 print quality is completely useless.
Yeah ... But .. they fixed the extruder, it all works now how it should so yeah i imagine
Not ideal for sure but it does give an idea. I know at release the stock extruder was a problem but has been fixed.
The extruder being changed is a valid complaint. It's going to impact the extrusion rate, weight and harmonics of the hotend.
It does somewhat demonstrate the motion system. I would have rather seen the fixed extruder.
Yes.
...and at this point "who cares" thats half the point of open source 3D printers.
Not to mention faulty extruder problem has been rectified.
100% agree totally unfair review.
If the p1p print is more loose than the other that means the p1p is more accurate
Thank you for hammering the privacy aspect of these printers. We like our airgapped 8 bit bois in my industry.
The data harvesting is getting out of control. We need to delete Bambu and all of these companies that share this idea.
@@MrAbletospeak 🤣
Non-issue. No one cares about your g-code, not even the China based copycats. This has already been talked about on other channels who actually sell their 3dp products online. They get copied and stolen even though the printers are not networked. There is 1000 times more data to harvest from your Ring camera, Nest thermostat, and your smartphone. And these companies can actually shut your products off remotely if you aren't woke enough (its happened.)
@@MalignSocietyWhat did you type this comment on? Lmaoo.
A smartphone using a Google application? You're literally carrying a spying device in your pocket everywhere you go. So am I. What am I going to do about it? It's the world we live in. If you don't live in a cabin in the woods off the grid with no technology, you're getting spied on. Bambu is small fish.
@@MrAbletospeak Its definitely a concern when you consider the use case for these machines (for a lot of people/businesses) is prototyping proprietary parts and designs. Not so much for those of us just printing for fun.
Major PROPS for reading the Privacy Policy! I'm an independent product developer under NDAs with companies, and what BAMBU has done there is no bueno for people like me looking for a machine for rapid prototyping! I'll pass on the BAMBU and look for something else!
Thanks you for the extremely valuable review on these machines! Out of all the reviews I have seen on these, no one has bothered to mention the contents of the PRIVACY POLICY.
I've been waiting for someone to use their own mainboard & klipper with Bambu hardware! You're the first person to say that they're going to try. I can't wait!
You critisised Bambu for collecting cloud data, then almost immediately praised them for using that data to tune print profiles and improve their software, and then critisised Creality for not doing that!!!
Lol, I caught that as well 😂
a gun can kill and protect at the same time
😂😂😂
Great in-depth video mate, really appreciate your real world analysis of the two machines. Cheers
I’ve watched dozens of Bambu reviews, and none of those channels mentioned the privacy violations! Thank you!!!
@@EyeXombie Hey, Deputy Dumas...
Getting on the internet doesn't compromise my inventions. You know what does? Printing the prototypes/proof of concepts on a printer that collects all of my files and the videos it takes of the prints does. I'm sure you want a 3D printer so you can make a sick costume for your nearest cosplay convention, because you think it will help you score with one of the 25 Xena Warrior Princesses in attendance.👫 But not everyone has those same lofty goals. So next time before you comment, just try to remember that the little nugget between your ears might not always be seeing the full picture. And good luck at your convention. Most women aren't attracted to gore, so hang up your Zombie costume. And Marvel Characters have been overdone, so choose something original as your costume that doubles as an icebreaker...maybe something that will make them laugh without you having to explain the joke.👍 All the best, Deputy.✌🙂
Super thoughtful review, Nathan. Thanks for your opinions and testing!
This was actually a useful review and you were perfectly critical of both. Thank you.
I would argue that hacking the K1 extruder and not implementing it properly is not a fare comparison. Better if comparison was stock machines or factory options only.
I like my X1C exactly for the reason that I DON’T have to tinker with it.
I started out with a Solidoodle years ago and worked my way up through Anycubics, etc, and when Bambu had the X1C on kickstarter I jumped on it. For me, 3D printing isn’t a hobby, it’s a _tool_ I use for my other hobbies, and so any kind of tinkering I have to put into them stands in the way of me doing what I actually want to do.
And the bambulab printers are great for that. They have well tuned print profiles and-thus-great print quality out of the box, and they do all calibration by themselves instead of making you do it and re-do it with every filament change, every temperature change in their environment, etc.
I’m much more critical of their complete closed source approach, because a) it blocks innovation and b) I still don’t really trust them to keep it all so cheap and well-working as it is now.
Eh… my Peopoly Magneto will soon be on its way to me, let’s see how I’ll get along with that, then I’ll have an alternative if the X1C ever does not do what I want it to do anymore.
THX
Great work on this video Nathan. Very pragmatic and detailed.
That was a very informative analysis. Thank you!!
Having a good time with the K1, bought it right before they lowered the price. The modability is a must for me, thats half the fun. Did they update the extruder? Mine definitly has a strong return spring on it
You've put yourself in a bad situation if you ever have to trust your life with a 3D print :P
People do it surprisingly often. Machine controls, electronics enclosures, hooks and latches, bicycle parts to name a few
awesome video, subbed for the future. Keep up the good no bullshit filler content dude
to adjust the estep for the extruder cant u just open up the correct setting file for your slicer? for bambu its all json files that open in any texteditor. then u just search for the parameter u want to edit.
i for one changed the retraction distance for all 0.4 profile by this process and it works perfectly now. had some issues due to the standard temps used during the wiping and cleaning before each pring causing either the poop to not descend and get stuck on either the nozzle or the edge of the poopchute. then when it goes to the bare metal to swirl and grind down the nozzle it always oozes a bit while waiting for the bed to rise.. this little nugget then gets bent op the nozzle wall and then its stuck there due to the non plated nozzle tip. then it either falls off during calibration forcing the previous value to be used or it messes up the print later.
after four rolls i had enough and started to look at how the slicer reads its values, then it became clear its as easy as reading a book and writing the changes i need manually. now it retracts 2mm during this process and i have 0 buggers or any dripping or oozing. why they chose 0.5mm and 0.8mm is beyond me... at those wait times its just stupid and over optimistic at best. its seems to me like the bambu team just took the average value of all their profiles retraction settings and went with that. to claim this machine does perfect prints out of the box i a truth with modifications. at least mine was.
now, finally.. a week and a half into the ownership and the preprint procedure FINALLY works.
hope they fix this soon in an update so i dont have to edit this manually in the files i probably should not edit in the first place 🙃
I can´t understand how a so amazing, complete and honest review doesn´t hit 50.000 views yet... thank you for your great job!
It's getting close to that. 43k right now.
Thanks for the comparison. I will say the fact you moded the k1 with a different extruder did not make it a fair comparison. I am not a fan of either companies mind you but the issues with the print quality could be due to the extruder upgrade. But otherwise, it's a great video. Thanks Nathan. Keep up the good work
Yeah, just trying to show what I've done with it in the last 2 months. I hope we get some good drop-in aftermarket extruder options soon. The balance is all thrown off by the LGX sticking out of the top.
Agree this comparison isn't fair. You also complained about what the slicer did such as not put a brim on. Isn't that something the user should be setting themselves?
Again why didn't you make the machines stock before reviewing so we could compare what WE ARE getting.😊
Thank goodness someone else pointed this out - I came to the video wanting a comparison between the P1P and K1 but got a video comparing a (?) stock P1P and a modded K1. Doesn’t really help my purchasing decision.
Out of curiosity, what don't you like about Bambu Lab?
Lol thanks. I was so hyped up reading on the Bambu and you closing quote persuaded me. I’d just have a machine sitting idle longer for my case
Thanks for the review! Looking forward to the FlexiSpot Adjustable Bed review soon!
Haha, I saw that on the product page.
That Bambu privacy/data usage TOS is a deal-breaker for sure. Shame.
Just wait for X1E, enterprise edition with no cloud. But will probably be in the 1-3k range
Wow, your table is really wobbly. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the content. Always good to see honest comparisons.
This is an awesome review! Have you considered comparing it to the new p1s now that the p1p is cheaper?
Regarding the print temperatures, im sure you know but...in creality print theres material settings, and slicer settings, they will override each other.....
What about for 3d printing as a business?
Speed, AND QUALITY, definitely matter. Does this narrow/reframe your decision?
You mentioned that you wouldn't buy either K1 or P1P!? What should you choose in that price range and performance? Thanks for a honest review!
How are you gonna put the enclosed chamber lid on the K1 when printing ABS/PC/HIPS/ASA with that extruder mod sticking out that far from the top?
I have to assume that some of the reliability of the bambu's out-of-the-box settings is the treasure trove of data they get from the cloud platform. They see EVERY setting used by everyone and can conform to what appears to be more popular or successful and then apply that as a default for others. I'm not too keen on software that runs through the cloud but it has its advantages.
How many hours do you have on the p1p, I've been thinking that route but it's newer brand still so it kinda makes me skeptical on longevity
I wonder if you tune both machines and re-run this test how much closer would it be. It's not as important to me how perfect it is out of the box. I would rather see how good they can get (especially since you already got the replacement extruder from Creality).
And I'm on the other side of the spectrum. I want an appliance. I want something that just works out of the box. I don't want to fiddle around with it to get it where it should be out of the box.
Do you have any hints how to get K1 working with Orca Slicer (open source fork of Bamboo Lab Slicer) - I'm semi happy K1 owner but I don't like Creality Slicer that much.. I think I could get better prints with Orca, especially with PETG :) Thanks for sharing!
Awesome Review Nathan, alway great to see feedback like this :)
Thanks the privacy issue really was helpful to know and the same with the wifii issues.
We were lucky to get root on the K1 and it would be sweet if Creality - or actually anyone - would offer that as an option for tinkerers by default, but that point alone wins it for me. It's annoying Creality took out software they didn't even acknowledge of using in the latest updates, but we're working on Custom FW.
I don’t have my p1p connected to the wifi and can still uses it with the SD port at the top near the interface panel
First great information on 3d printing. Thank you. Question: I had many problems with X1-C early feb purchase. Just returned for full refund I wonder if they fixed the problems. Or should get the new P1S with AMS. Does P1S print CF not sure if that’s ok.
P1S can print CF if you also get a hardened steel nozzle, and it is also advisable to get hardened extruder gears. All in it should cost $60-$80 to upgrade to carbon fiber printing.
May I know the name of the scissors like thing that your print? Thank you
Very good point about the privacy issues
thank you for this amazing review. I am buying the K1 :)
As usual with Creality, the K1 is 97% excellent and the last 3% seriously hampers the reliability and print quality. It doesn't work unless everything works. It won't take much to put a good extruder on there. It's 2023 and we know how to make good extruders, including low mass high flow extruders for high speed printers. There's a definite market for a company to sell a $75 K1 extruder that works well and reliably, and supply it with tuned K1 profiles for all common filaments, which is exactly what Creality should have done prior to shipping the first K1. Fortunately, it's not too difficult to downgrade the K1 firmware so the full open source version of Klipper can be installed.
I'd like a medium fast printer but more interested in reliability and print quality than speed. I want it enclosed, 100C bed and 300C hardened nozzle. Automated bed leveling using force probing on the heated bed with a heated nozzle for perfect first layers across the entire bed. Open source is awesome and industry standard parts are greatly preferred to proprietary parts. It's not that complicated. I don't want lidar, camera, cloud services, complicated filament swapping, etc. Instead of bloated features, keep it simple but nail all of the details. Printer manufacturers should supply profiles for their printer for all popular slicers so the customer can use their preferred slicer.
Hit the nail on the head! Speed is great, but it's twice as good if the print is reliable on the first attempt. And honestly, in a community as reliant on open source as ours, it absolutely flaws me that manufacturers seem to be increasingly unwilling to play into the spirit of end user customisation.
Beautiful job man.
14:37 I really appreciate the information about the ULA and behavior of updating firmware and general invasive data collecting. Not many people are that conscience about this so it's awesome and unique to see in your video as I'm shopping for my Duplicator i3 MonoPrice knockoff upgrade. Incredible changes since I got my printer so many years ago!
you can print PC and ABS on a Ender 3s1 with a little bit of tweaking without trouble
Isn't creality also has cloud issues? I wonder Reason why you rrccomand k1 is they doesn't necessarily need them in primary uses...
I'm struggling between qidi x plus/Bambu a1?/creality k1max/and flashforge 5m pro..
Hello ! What is the red filament used in these prints ?
A shame we can't have a comparison of the two printers abstracted from their software, there should be profiles for prusaslicer for both printers would have also been good to see a comparison of original equipment
I am looking to get a new printer. Was looking at Bambu and Creality K1-Max. Did not like the Bambu needing to be connected to the internet. Now you have convinced me and I will not be getting a Bambu. Not sure about the K1-Max yet but I have a CR-10 and it has always worked well for me.
Thanks for the review!
can the p1p (p1s?) print smotther surfaces with setting changes?
Welp, I was about to order an X1C but the privacy issues really bother me. I have limited internet access and offline printing is a must. Thank you for highlighting this as I would have been very disappointed.
You can print in LAN mode, over your local network
No problem w offline printing w Bambu. Can be done either w SD card or using LAN mode. That does not use internet / cloud.
Great points! You should get a free part replacement for the WiFi issue.
My last interaction with support took weeks to get anywhere and it really turned me off asking them for help.
thanks for honest review i already orderd the bambu but very good to know about there privacy crappy interface issue .... i'll hold off printing some of my prototype stuff untill i get my polyjet printer
Great vid, woulda been nice to see the k1 in its stock form but still good entertainment.
Nathan, thanks so much for such an honest and objective review. I've been itching to buy something like the printers you've reviewed...just because. I have a highly modded Ender 3 which is more like the new ones with all the mainboard mods, the display mods, BLTouch, direct drive extruder, etc. and it prints almost perfectly with the filaments I use including TPU. Further more I'm retired and not doing this as a business. Time is not that important when I only print maybe 4 or 5 prints a week. You made me think. Thank you. I still like shiny new things, though.
thanks for keeping me grounded on black friday times hahaha
Thanks for this video, You could compare them with the Voron 2.4?
If someone will lend one to me. Or if I get a kit. I don't have the money to buy a voron 2.4 kit right now!
Hmmm, had heard great things about Bambu Lab, but the offline workflow as well as them uploading/retaining whatever you print is a big turn off. All my previous printers have been Creality (2x Ender 3s and 1x CR-10S). Still a little offput even the K1 doesn't work with a Raspberry Pi and Octoprint. Does it at least have a web interface you can use from a networked PC?
you can set rafting in slicer
You nailed it, 👍 i love my (modded) ender 3v2. It's reliable and cheap. That's what i was looking for. The next step could be an elegoo neptune or sovol, but i also like the silent mingda magicians or the cheap kingroon's. Keep up your good work 👍
It was cheap before you modded :)
I had some problems on my Sovol SV06+, but now, after 3 weeks of use I am really happy with it. I think you can't buy a better 340$ printer
Creality and quality controll. I already heard about issues with K1.
I am curious how elegoo neptune 4 will perform compared to those two.
Same, will be my first Elegoo machine.
Ok, so what is the best quality printer to buy....
Thank you for doing this. I was actually going back n forth between buying 1 of these 2 printers. NOT NOW. I am an Elegoo fan boy I guess you can say, I have 5 of them. Guess I will go with the new Neptune 4 Pro next. Thanks again and keep up the great content.
Will be trying out the Neptune 4 soooon
There is new wifi antennas available to buy for 5 dollars in the bambu labb store even though i understand you're frustration with the obligation of being online.
You must have a pre-production model of the P1P which is not updateable and not supported
I was really looking forward to the K1 MAX but given all the issues with the K1 I decided against that for at least a year so the hugs can get worked out. SOVOL really seem like the go to printers atm but I'm most interested in Flying Bears printers as a starting point for a truly great, cheap printer.
Flying bear was great. Seemed like a very serviceable design made of standard parts, which these new hyper speed coreXY printers are lacking.
@@NathanBuildsRobots my current experiment is a Orbiter2/CHC/CHT Volcano hotend and if that goes well then klipper and my reborn 2 might become the backbone of my businesses farm.
@unity3938 how did the chc/cht work out for you? I tried it on my delta. I couldn't get retractions dialed in good enough and had stringing and oozing and big z seams.
@@bleach_drink_me it's been working well for me. I think your problems are from the CHT nozzle, the three channels don't react the same to retractions as one big one does, the nozzle holds plastic way more than a single channel one does. I use 1.1mm retraction dist and 205c print temp on black PLA. The retraction dist is about the most I can do before it starts to clog but I think it's printing cooler to increase the viscosity of the plastic and using an aggressive 0.3mm hop on retract that keeps my stringing down. Hope this helps.
I think it would be beneficial to packet sniff the bambu printer, find out what ip addresses on the internet it tries to talk to and block
them at the router level. That way we can get local area connectivity but not allow the printer out to the internet.
We could also just block its mac address from accessing the internet all-together on our router settings.
Tell me you are an IT professional without telling me you are an IT professional
Thank you for this detailed review!
I wasn't sure which one I prefer and this video really helped me get another view.
I had an anycubic i3 which I tried to mod. Now I search a 3d printer which is more advanced (I like modding but it's not necessary for me).
The printer should deliver a nice quality, the speed is irrelevant.
Do you or someone in the community have some recommendations for me?:)
Try joining my Discord, a lot of ppl offer advice there. Personally, I like the Ender 3 series, since they are easy to modify.
Prusa mini is another good choice for something that is easy and fun to use. Bambu lab P1S seems to be a pretty good deal, and is a good size
My major issue with Creality is I have a printer that needs parts that aren't available, and there is no support at all from Creality. The number to contact them is non functional, the chat does not work, and emails are only met with "send us your billing info" then no response after that. What's the point of having a printer that works for less than a year and then you can't fix or service it with parts?
I like your shirt!
Overhang test print with supports? 🤔
THANK YOU! .........so what are your TOP5 3D Printers Today in terms of Price/Performance/Quality ? ..................And which one would you buy from below , or are there cheaper prices?
K1 Max AI High-Speed, 600mm/s 775 EUR
Bambu Lab P1s Combo , 500mm/s, 899 EUR
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Combo 1367 EUR
Didn't Creality already re-engineer the extruder on new units?
Regarding the local network thing for Bambu, does that still allow you to control the printer via WIFI with the Lan mode setting and maybe the camera working as well?
It should, I think LAN camera support was added in the latest update.
I need to carry my printer to a coffee shop so I can get it on WiFi and get those firmware updates installed.
@@NathanBuildsRobots Lmao I have a McDonalds parking lot with wifi I could use for a firmware upgrade for real.
@@NathanBuildsRobots So using something like orca slicer, can you still get full functionality with lan mode? i.e. starting a print from your desktop and opening a port just for the camera? also, what about using a second router that's purely wlan?
@@ManweruEmanuilov I'm Lovin' It
on the K1 i also encountered the problem that it always started printing with values stored in the [custom_macro] at 240/50C. Solved that by changing the start gcode - that said i forgot which google result had the working solution 💀
Nice, there are so many quirks on 3D printers sometimes.
being able to print fast also means less electricity used ... that's a plus in face of the rising energy cost though
why did you put a new hotend on the k1 ? is it because the stock one sucks
Yes
the under extruded and single layer support of creality print is pretty common when using cura in my experience
PRUSASLICER is the GOAT
@@NathanBuildsRobotsorcaslicer you mean? :>
@@NathanBuildsRobotshere is a K1 config bundle for prusa slicer drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/10k7jFnqZSW9y4WS3F_fkJKBfziTDOlHL?pli=1
What printer do you recommend ? Qidi maybe?
In terms of reliability, in my experiences, it's Qidi > Bambu > Creality
I think a different extruder on k1 that's not fully calibrated is not comparing like with like.
Glad you highlighted the data privacy issues. Its a real issue for businesses as all my printer have to run offline and cannot be connected to the company network. I have found prusaslicer when a step file comes in bad and you tell it to fix it, it seems to want to to send it over the network to somewhere which fixes the step file and pulls it back into prusaslicer.
Voron or vzbot it is then....
Bambu Lab is working on something to address privacy concerns. They realize many customers won’t buy it in its current state, using the cloud. Should be coming out in 3-6 months?
@@NathanBuildsRobots I think that is usually referred to as "too little, too late".
Lol just put tape over the camera
@@kevinw7319they also monitor your network activity and they can keep and use your designs.
@@NathanBuildsRobots not sure if an enterprise version will do the job; perhaps only open hardware and open software can be better trusted in this context
I've been looking at K1 for a while, but It's just not there yet. Perhaps it'll get more interesting when it's open sourced, especially if it proves feasible to replace the firmware with real Klipper. For me, cloud is a non-starter. I prefer for devices to not even consider connecting to a cloud 'resource', especially since I do occasionally print things for not yet announced products that might or might not ever be released. Also cloud is a code word for "expect the rug to be pulled one day".
Until that all gets worked out, I'll stick with my well modded E3Pro or maybe build a Voron.
Please keep up the good work!
Thank you PyroNine. Ender 3 with some high quality mods is a great setup.
Awesome review and thanks for all the ongoing shorts about the k1. Was not aware of the privacy issues with Bambu so thank you for that! I think you should definitely review qidi’s 3 series line as they solve a lot of the issues of both of these printers. Full klipper with fluidd so full tuning and no cloud needed at all, heated enclosure, and the wall mount part cooing fan is included out of the box. Also the extruded appears to be an LGX clone with the big dual gears and the max has a 325x325 bed, even bigger than k1 max.
I was not impressed with the build quality on my last Qidi machines. Super thick and heavy steel pieces mixed with cheap feeling plastic pieces. Then there was the issue with the old X-Max's being discontinued... But they deserve a second look. The new X-Max 3 looks great. And it's super cheap for what it is.
Yeah I was super disappointed when my og Xmax became very awkward to do anything to after they sort of disappeared it from their website@@NathanBuildsRobots
didn't know how stupid the privacy issue with the bamboo. the joy for me is to just print something without fiddling. i like to use it as just like a document printer. i'd like to focus on creativity than fixing bugs.
I wanted to see a review of the k1. Not some bad hack job.
I have/had (cannibalizing it for 2 projects, reversible) a Longr K5 made alfawise U20 One bought from Gearbest. I regularly printed at 200 mm/sec. The results were about equal to my Ender 3 running at 80.
No one believed me until I showed the video of it
The only issue was that the split single driver for the dual Z and then they were not synched via a belt.
The ability to print that fast was almost never used.
My build is 300*300*400 all screw drive for super accurate printing. Lately, I have been printing at 0.05 mm on my printers.
Printing with a 0.8 mm nozzles at 0.05 layer makes some really nice prints that are solid and accurate.
You should post some videos, I'd really like to see that!
Could you do a video roundup of good value printers that are cheap. I had no idea about bambu's all cloud/privacy breach. Last time i looked up printers it was the anycubic i3 mega and CR10 lol. Be awesome to do a video with printers your would recommend even if its a recommend if you mod it type thing.Mainly looking for something cheap that can do flexible TPY, nylan etc.. without much hassle. So not sure whats the go to in 23 on that front
I want to get back to the lower budget printers. This summer has been a frenzy of high-end printers. But I have a bunch in the $200-$350 price range waiting to be unboxed
Spec sheet for the Elegoo Neptune 4 looks promising.
@@NathanBuildsRobots Sounds awesome! As after looking at random reviews i prefer your style and knowing your background too engineer, even better. Looking forward to them all
@@NathanBuildsRobots Will start looking up the reviews thanks for a suggestion. And cool of you to reply :)
Great video, I’m about to push the trigger on purchasing a P1S from Bambu Labs. I hear your complaints about offline workflow - valid criticism and hopefully it’s something they can address through firmware/software. One area where I guess I’m missing the point or context is over the privacy concerns using the cloud.
There are plenty of machines out there that offer great offline capabilities. In my opinion, as a hobbiest, I don’t care if someone can see the small, dumb insignificant brackets or parts I need for around the house.
If I was an automotive design engineer and uploading sensitive intellectual property I’d be more concerned. Does it really come down to which side of the privacy fundamentalist continuum you reside on?
It basically comes down to companies spending significant money and time developing the perfect parts for their needs and not wanting those parts to be available to anyone that finds a legal reason to request the files. For a hobbyist, it doesn't matter.
@@syko2695those companies aren’t going to be buying anything from Bambulabs, they’d be buying industrial 3D printers not consumer 3D printers.
I like this review but I don't think it is 100 % fair as you have modified the k1. so is that something you have to do if you purchase a k1 ? instantly modify it to get any reliable prints?
I had to. I got a very early production model of the K1. Will be checking out a more recent one soon, and will run it for 20 hrs straight to see if it's reliable.
good video. I like your take on these. Why don't you jailbreak the K1 to vanilla Klipper?
I probably will eventually. I’m waiting to see if creality will do it on their own
@NathanBuildsRobots Don't wait, show them how it's done.
@NathanBuildsRobots BTW, sorry I missed you at Rapid 2023. I was at our AON3D booth.
NP, there's always next year. What about FormNext?
@NathanBuildsRobots naw, I won't be there. But if you ever make it to Montreal, get in touch.
You got me worried with the broken WiFi connectivity. What are you supposed to do in that case? No cloud access, no update access... Did you try to reach the customer service? What was their solution?
Customer service personally assigned me to someone who is too busy to answer any of my questions... So I guess I'm stuck using Micro USB from now on, and can't do firmware updates, LAN printing, or Cloud stuff, or get any use out of the built-in webcam.
@@NathanBuildsRobots Thanks for the answer. In that case I hesitate no more. The choice is easy, Creality K1 wins the competition. :) And I've seen they've also went open-source wth the printer lately. The future is bright. :)
Motherboards are available (p1 and X1 printers) as well as wifi antennas. The fact you can get parts for the BL but not the K1 should be a no brainer on which is better.
Thanks for pointing out the privacy policy on the Bambu. There seems to be no one else on the internet who can say anything negative about Bambu.
With respect ., you need to do the hack and get your K1 machine into full control fluid so that you can tweak it better , its a completely different machine like that !
I just ordered a K1 yesterday. I’m hopeful I won’t have any major issues. Really just wanted an enclosed printer. Want to move on to a Voron eventually.
The P1S just came out, you may want to go that route.
@@MrOrestis7 for almost $400 more than I spent.
There is a definite tradeoff between reliability and value between the P1S and K1. No such thing as a free lunch!
@@VampireOnlineP1S without AMS is $700. Where can I get a K1 for $300?
@@bru_haha oh very true. Then I just spent $200 less.
what about vs P1S?
It looks as if the layer height on the Jessie bust is different on the K1?
I believe both were 0.2mm layer height, default slicer settings.
Layers went down pretty poorly because of my extruder mod. It messes up the balance of the toolhead. But in exchange I get perfect reliability...
I believe both were 0.2mm layer height, default slicer settings.
Layers went down pretty poorly because of my extruder mod. It messes up the balance of the toolhead. But in exchange I get perfect reliability...
Sad my sovol sv05 motherboard got fried and it took over a month to ask sovol if I can get a new motherboard under warranty finally it’s on its way but might just sell it and save money to buy a p1p/s
Come on sovol!
"Personally, I hate the Cloud"
... Spoken like a champ!
the overhang test is supposed to print without supports lol. that's the point of the test, to measure overhang printing capabilities
sonic pad made my ender 3 pro run like th newer printers and i enjoyed modding it also. i agree to many ef-in cameras on too much crap. I miss the privacy we took for granted in the 1980"s!