MIND BLOWING 3d Printer!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- I bought a Bambu Lab A1 to replace my Ender. Watch me open it and run it for the first time! The results are shocking...
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It was great to watch you go through the same experience I did when I went from an Ender 3 to the P1P. Wishing you many happy prints in the future!
Thank you! I've been loving it so far!!
Print time is more like 12', ~13'. In total, calibration and whatnot, is 20'.
I tried the benchy with the white filament that came with the printer, zero stringing! If you calibrate the flow with Bambu Studio for the filament you are using, I bet you wont see any stringing! (Fun fact, the latest Bambu Studio allows you to create calibrated profiles for different filaments, that you can then use with Bambu Handy app)
I haven't messed with the Bambu app yet; I've been running LAN only mode. I don't remember off the top of my head what, but I thought I saw that something will eventually need the app...what benefit does the app give you, other than ability to monitor from outside of your local network?
@@hamradioexperience the mobile app has a huge library of models with preset slices. Apparently, the filament can make a difference in the outcome, but you can adjust the right flow settings for each via Bambu Studio (the desktop app/slicer, not the mobile one). The desktop app gives you a couple more calibration options to fine tune your filament options.
@@CybeRNerO good to know! Yes, I've been messing with Bambu Studio a lot. A bit unintuitive sometimes, but once you find what you're looking for, it's got a lot of super cool features!
@@hamradioexperience I highly suggest you give OrcaSlicer a try. It's a fork of Bambu Studio that usually gets the latest open source improvements faster than Studio and it also has noticeable faster slicing as well as some really handy calibration tools/prints built in.
Nice to see how unbelievable fast it is and your face to this situation. I'm to exited because my arrives in Friday. 🎉
You won't regret it! 73,
@hamradioexperience yeh, I alos think so. I will give you a feedback of my first impression then 😉👍
Fun bit of trivia: The A1 has no speakers of any kind. The little jingles it plays are all produced by the stepper motors.
W. U. T.
Seriously? That's even more mind-blowing!!
@@hamradioexperience Bambu has a tool to convert midi music format to gcode. Search for "midi to gcode bambu lab tool". It's a page on the main Bambu website.
Question from someone who's never owned a 3D printer: can you print (using TPU ) small pickup rollers for a printer? Not the large main roller; these being the much smaller rubber pickup rollers that grip and carry the paper through the machine. Hoping I could do that for my vintage dot matrix, then sliding them over each of the four hard plastic cores.
There's a split keyboard I also want to print, but that's another story altogether.
Someone with TPU experience please comment here....
...but, from a theoretical perspective, I really don't see why you couldn't. The main thing to keep in mind when designing parts for 3D printing is that your parts will have a 'grain'. They'll be stronger in one direction than the others. As long as you design around that, you'll be good. My immediate thought would just be a cylinder standing on its end...fun project though!!
@@hamradioexperience That's encouraging. I really appreciate the reply. Just left a thumbs up. This looks like another expensive hobby. Oops!
@@harryvendryes It can be expensive, but doesn't have to be. If you don't count my old Ender, I have my printer plus a couple spools of plastic in it. Yes, you can get the AMS and enclosures and and and...., but I haven't seen a need for it, and I'm using the A1 for business use!
@@hamradioexperience Doing my homework on 3D printers right now. Thanks again from the UK... where tea is always hot!
You should check this out it’s for the filament waste catcher it on printable it called :BAMBU LAB A1 MINI and A1 - POOP COLLECTOR (ADDED V2)
Interesting! I was looking for something like that, couldn't find it, and then designed/printed my own in vase mode. If you look for HamThings in Printables, you'll find it. 73,
Yeah the days of tinkering and working on the printer more than creating is over . The bar has been raised and it is not going back. 3 years ago i had a cr-10 and it was a nightmare im using the peopoly forge now its large scale fast and quiet resin printer . I was just like you when i first started using it just amazed at how fast and quiet it is . Yeah its a whole new world in 3d printing.........
I haven't touched resin printing yet....what's the benefit over FDM?
Resin printing is more detailed its also a little more messy but its controlled with a good work flow that works for you. Dont handle the prints without rubber gloves until they are cleaned with alcohol and cured with uv light or use sun light out side . Its way easier than fdm the printers run smoother with less tinkering you should get you a resin printer and give it a try and make sculptures .........
@@richardwilson2621 huh, sounds cool!
Now that I've got a fast, reliable printer, what's your favorite ham-related print project? 73,
Same, got mine a week ago, printed complex stuff like torture toaster and gear top test from clockspring3d right out the box. I can't help laughing printing the sd card benchy on ludicrous mode, and it looks perfect as normal speed
It's amazing! 73,