Final Video of my AMS Riser Printed in Overture PETG

[@aberodriguez4149]

Thanks for sharing, I don't have a P1S yet but I will be ordering it before the Black Friday Sales end on BBL site. As for the plate I would probably use what is sent with the P1S. However I do like the color scheme you used for your riser. Happy printing.

[@3DPrints747]

Thanks! Have fun printing!!!

[@paulthetexan]

I prefer the smooth plate because I don't like the textured finish for most parts. But instead of glue stick, I use SuperSticky from Lone Star Makers. It's easier to apply and a lot less messy - it doesn't leave residue on the prints. Works great!

[@3DPrints747]

I definitely have to check that out. Thanks!

[@Serenityindailylife]

smooth plates can show more layer lines but mostly they are nice.

[@3DPrints747]

Thanks for the info. I really like it so far but would like to be able to change beds between printers in the Handy app.

[@chevy358ci]

Thanks for the video. I'm about to order the p1s and get into the rc world. What hotend nozzle size is required for bambu areo lw-pla? Thanks

[@3DPrints747]

I used a the standard .4mm nozzle that came on the P1P/S. Definitely check out Kyle's Designs on FB if you want some really cool builds.

[@msherburne84]

I use the high heat smooth plate. Works great, looks great. Though I have yet had good luck with Overture PETG. Did you only use supports on the build plate?!?

[@3DPrints747]

Yes, I try to only do supports on the build plate only if I can get away with it.

[@isaihdz23]

What petg is this?

[@3DPrints747]

I used Overture.

[@stevesteve8461]

I would buy outright the riser for the ams instead of all that ime printing it