14 BEST MODS FOR BAMBU LAB P1S OR X1C
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 เม.ย. 2024
- Thank you for watching.
Comment if you would like a part 2
The printer I showcased was the Bambu Lab P1S (affiliate link): shrsl.com/2ciyk-2yn7-1cwx9
Numakers filament (Use code: EA10): numakers.com/?ref=thskfj0s
Polymaker filament: us.polymaker.com?aff=159
Wham Bam Buildplates: www.whambamsystems.com/
Here are all the links to the mods:
AMS handles: makerworld.com/en/models/3837...
Top glass riser: makerworld.com/en/models/3856...
Lead screw dust cover: makerworld.com/en/models/3856...
Auxiliary fan protection: makerworld.com/en/models/1194...
Belt Tensioner dust cover: makerworld.com/en/models/2389...
Top Glass Hinge: makerworld.com/en/models/2045...
Side spool holder: makerworld.com/en/models/2368...
Extruder Dust cover: makerworld.com/en/models/1706...
Build plate Guide: makerworld.com/en/models/1491...
Cable tidy for the back of the printer: makerworld.com/en/models/1428...
Small hole Plug: makerworld.com/en/models/5715...
Poop Chute: makerworld.com/en/models/4089...
Y splitter: makerworld.com/en/models/1819...
Tool head cover holder: makerworld.com/en/models/5305...
All the rest of my links: linktr.ee/engineeringaddiction
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I haven't used any glue or any other adhesion helper on my P1S textured plate. I've printed PLA and PETG, and both stick perfectly fine. Most prints are impossible to get off without bending the plate or getting something underneath the print. The only thing you may need after a while is a bit of Isopropanol alcohol (IPA) to remove the grease from your fingers. Other than that, you simply don't need anything.
It's got to be the highest alcohol content. I used the lower, and it doesn't work as good!
I've never understood why people go through the trouble of printing that tool head holder when it is just far easier to pop the one connector for the fan on and off. As for actual mods, the one that allows you to add the A1 silicone wiper in line with the existing wiper is probably the single best one for those of us who do a bunch of multi material printing. I've never had a failed print due to wipes being drug back into the print area since doing that.
I may be wrong but I think you run the risk of the connector breaking over time through repeated connecting and disconnecting, so it may be preferable to securely place the holder off to the side instead. That is my best guess though.
@@fitzgeraldlewisI recently had to take the cover off to check for stuck filament in the PTFE tube and the official guide tells you to just take that connector out so it's probably fine.
Very nice. Thanks for the info and links! Looking forward for part 2.
awesome video, saved it for a later watch for when my P1S arrives
Yeah, the mod at 2:23, the cap to narrow the air intake at the top of the print assembly- that's not a good idea!
1) The bowden tube has to angle differently, my filament had to be pushed extra hard to get around the corner and it kept feeling like I had reached the feeding gears but hadn't.
2) The cap will deform in the heat venting from that hole at the top! That's the exhaust hole for the fan at the front of the assembly. I had a PLA matte cap printed out and it deformed after 4 hours of ASA printing, it had started to bow down into the hole.
I've decided to go without the dustcap since I use the top cover on the printer most often. The other mods are still working great!
Use a PLA support interface layer on your PETG prints (or vice versa), the support will just fall away because PETG and PLA don't stick to each other.
Genius!
is there a way to slice it such that there's only one or two layers of different material on the supports? I would imagine that'd cut down on filament changes a lot
@@justinpedersen9174 Yes you set the support interface to PLA but the leave the support itself as PETG, that way it only does a filament change on the final layer of support. On prints with basically flat supports this works really well.
Nice tip man thanks@@whatsup3d
Great video - Thanks! I like the idea of that PEX plate and just ordered one. I bought a Bambu X1C from Microcenter, opting for the additional $300 extended warrantee plan. Maybe a big pill to swallow, but having a walk-up replacement guarantee instead of having to deal with Bambu in China helped me sleep better. About two weeks into owning it, something went wrong with the AMS and I ended up returning the printer and getting another one as a walk in replacement. All I really needed was an AMS, but all they could do was replace "the whole shooting match". So be it. I get home to find that the second printer had a smooth plate (whereas the first printer came with the textured plate). I decided I really liked the textured plate better (no glue needed, at least with PLA), and bought an additional textured plate. That left me with a smooth plate for smooth finishes (and a pain in the a$$ dealing with glue), or a textured plate that had a finish that wasn't always desirable. Now, along comes a matte finish plate that requires no glue, and no funky patterns? Bring it on!
A part 2 would be great! Love that you linked to all of the models and all :)
I am just learning, but I just learned, My P1S gets heat creep on TPU and flexible PLA. Covering up the top of the head for the dust cover will propagate heat creep. I know it doesn't matter to most people, but I thought I'd add that.
So it makes it worst? I'm confused
This video is underrated, 10/10 video!
Thank you!!
very good video i would like to see some more when you can
Great timing for your upload, I was looking for EXACTLY this since I just ordered my P1S and saw it was just uploaded 5 hours ago. Great vid, will be printing most of these!
Best P1S mods video I have seen. All super useful. Would it be possible for you to link the magnets and connectors you used for the smoothy mount? Thanks! Again, great video!!!
So you covered all the hole for the dust not to get in
But printed an accessory that leave the top cover open 😂
Great help with add ons. But the Fan cover plate when printed doesn't have the holds just a cover. I did all 3 listed nothing all came out with no holds
I saw you used one of my designs for the dust cover!! I have also designed some stuff for the a1 mini too if you would like to check it out.
what type of filament are you using to print all the upgrades?
any build plate like the wham bam that I can buy from amazon?
Nice collection of mods all in one place.
If you look for 'long drop poop chute' you will find the one I designed that lets you have the poop go into a container underneath the table it is sitting on. I have 2 printers sitting side by side so I dont have the room for the side bucket which is also much smaller.
MY PRINTER WORKS JUST FINE why do I keep wanting to mod it... one of these days i'll ruin my printer I swear....
6:00 why not just unplug it?
you dont need glue to put on textured pei sheet and it sticks better to pei texture
..so, where is the free bambu?
2:44 what's that hole even for?
It's a hot air exhaust for the hotend fan. Not a good idea to cover it
@@svgPhoenix Ah 💀 I wasn't planning on covering it as I figured it's there for a reason, but yeah. Definitely won't be doing so now. All these "dust protections" seem unnecessary anyway. I do like the chamber fan one though, I'm dumb enough to get something stuck in there lol
Bro There where a lot of Trash upgrades That already got better Versions lol.
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So it is still a huge filament waster and slow as ful when using more than one filament. No thanks.