Bambu Lab A1 Mini Unboxing and Complete Setup Walkthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our latest video where we dive into the Bambu A1 Mini! Join us for an exciting unboxing and a comprehensive setup walkthrough of this incredible machine.
🚀 Unboxing the Bambu A1 Mini:
Watch as we unveil the sleek and compact Bambu A1 Mini, purchased on sale from MicroCenter for an unbeatable price of just $199. We’ll show you everything that comes in the box and share our first impressions of the design and build quality.
🔧 Complete Setup Guide:
Follow along with our step-by-step setup guide to get your Bambu A1 Mini up and running in no time. We’ll cover every detail, from initial assembly to calibration, ensuring you can start printing amazing projects without any hassle.
💡 Why the Bambu A1 Mini?
Discover why the Bambu A1 Mini is a fantastic choice for makers and hobbyists. Although this version comes without the AMS, it still packs a punch with its impressive features and performance, making it a great addition to your creative toolkit.
🛠️ What's Included:
Detailed unboxing of all components
Step-by-step assembly instructions
Calibration and first print setup
Tips and tricks for optimal performance
🔥 Get Yours Today:
If you're as excited about the Bambu A1 Mini as we are, don't miss out on this deal! Head over to MicroCenter and grab yours for just $199 while supplies last.
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📢 Share Your Thoughts:
We'd love to hear your experiences with the Bambu A1 Mini. Have you tried it? What are your favorite features? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! - บันเทิง
Very cool! They’re opening a new location near where I live and I can’t wait to start going there on the regular and get these deals myself!! Haha
Thanks very much! That's awesome you're getting one nearby, it's really nice to be able to go and shop a physical store for things like this which you can normally only get online. They often have some decent deals come up through the mailing list.
Welcome to Bambuland!
I have four Bambu printers (3 A1s and an A1 Mini) but am very intrigued with the K2 plus. The thing is, I don't have the confidence that creality can deliver a reliable printer. They have a bad habit of following the modern AAA game release mantra of "release broken, fix later", so some time after the K2 plus releases we'll get the "K2 Plus C" that implements fixes to issue that shouldn't have been present in the first iteration. Hopefully I'm wrong and they release a banger, but we'll see.
It was the same situation with the anycubic kobra 3 combo; their ACE unit is pretty nice, but the printer has the typical "speedrun to release" issues.
Your assessment exactly mirrors my feelings on this. Seeing the K1 come out, and then have multiple revisions in a short span of time has ruined my relationship with creality, at least in terms of any of their "high speed" corexy printer releases. It is a shame because I have two CR6-Max printers with over 4k combined hours on them and they were wonderful, albiet slow machines that never missed a beat and often did 60+ hour prints. Once I returned my first K1 for a P1P I realized the bambu hype was not unearned and use them as my main printers now.
@@OminousIndustries I had the same skepticism with bambu when I first heard about them, but I took a chance on an A1 mini back in february and it's been a great experience ever since. Amazing prints, fast, reliable.
@@NWGR Same here. I started with a p1p and now have that, a p1s and the A1 mini now. So far I have no need for any multi color prints so I have held off on anything with ams but will at some point probably end up with one.
@@OminousIndustries I haven't either, but like you, will probably get an AMS lite. What intrigues me is support material interface for easy support removal; it basically uses a different material as the couple of interface layers between the supports and actual print so the supports come off easier with less clean up. My wife has a mini I gave her and she wants one for the multicolor printing.
@@NWGR That is a very good use case then, I detest support removal!
Just got my A1 mini in Canada. But my tool box is not like yours they just come in a cardboard box and the allen key has no plastic handel on them, just plain metal sticks? what's going on bambu lab Canada?
That is an odd difference. I purchased mine from an electronics chain here called microcenter, so I suppose it is possible that their stock may differ a bit, though it may also be a regional difference. Odd though.
I ordered mine and I am in the U.S and it didn’t come with the fancy Allen keys and it just came in cardboard box not labeled or anything.
@@heatherlee7616 That is interesting, perhaps this is specific to my store purchase instead of an online order. Regardless, it is odd.
You DO NOT need a glue stick on a textured plate. That was the whole point of textured plates. Glue sticks are so 2017!
I have found that it works better for me with glue. Even when I clean them with IPA and a microfiber cloth it eventually starts having adhesion issues a few prints later which is not a factor with the glue.
@@OminousIndustriesi read that IPA is not good for textured plates u should just use a wet cloth!
@@bardimakes That is something I hadn't heard. I will look more into that in this case!
@@bardimakes I've heard it both ways too, and that some people wash their plates with dish soap. For me though, I have four bambu printers (3 A1s and an A1 mini), all with the textured PEI plates and have had zero bed adhesion issues. I give the bed a wipe between prints with 91% IPA on rags made from old t-shirts.
Dude why are you whispering in the video? I cant hear your voice
I didn't realize I was speaking softly while recording haha, my bad!