i bought my first 3D printer as a complete Newbie - Bambu lab A1

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Well i had received a 3d printer (ender 5 pro) a few months ago from a viewer and finally had the time to play with it. and make my first very simple poopy model to print, besides that i printed some thigns from thingiverse i might be able to use. this is when i decided i think its cool and want something that is or might be slightly faster. for me the whole 3d printing takes aaages. it still does.. but at least its 3 times as fast as it was.
Now the idea is using this for some TPU to make loudspeaker related things like spiders and surounds. as well as everything else :)

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3 июн 2024

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@yoctoflop Месяц назад

I'm excited to see what you do with this. I don't necessarily like the business practices behind Bambu lab, but damn I can't deny that they made printing way more accessible. Machines that just work well. If they existed when I built my voron I probably would have gotten one of those instead.

@bunnythekid Месяц назад

Welcome to the future, Joppe :)

@joppepeelen Месяц назад

haha yeah i know :) im late

@arcanorca Месяц назад

Bambu Lab A1 is really a good choice to start with 3D printing! I'm using Creality K1, it is also good overall but in some parts they are using cheaper components than Bambu Lab which cause issues in the long term and it is time consuming to solve. / The difference in first layers usually because of printing speed:temperature ratio, while printing slower we should decrease the print temperature to achieve same result, and when we print faster we should increase the temp to achieve same flow rate. Also to reduce scratches on the top surface it is useful to increase the value of "Z hop when retracting". Have fun with it and we're excited to see what you'll do with 3D printing!

@joppepeelen Месяц назад

thank you , yeah i just sliced a motor cover in cuda for my ender and for the bambu... 5 hour 49 on the ender and 2 hour 13 on the bambu... at normal speed. at the fastest speed more like 1 hour 30 :) while still looking rather nice. if i put them on at night i would go for the slower speed. though

@rez4553 Месяц назад

u can use ironing function in slicer and its making top layer smooth but it wear out nozzle faster

@joppepeelen Месяц назад

hmm good to know. i might try that if it need it to be nice. i just printed the exact same thing as the ender did. but there is a small piece that is more glosy then the rest. i think it also has to to with temperature. besides that. its really really smooth. do hope to fix that if i need something looking good. next up will be the speed above sporty... stupid name.. and try 166% speed

@sc0or Месяц назад

Cool! Now you can print a bigger printer to print yet more bigger one ) I personally from time to time need a printer to be available but my head has no capacity for a 3d modeling unfortunately.

@joppepeelen Месяц назад

I have the same , I still use my CNC router mostly. I am also an insane newbie in fusion so it will take some time before something I created and usefull cones along haha

@sc0or Месяц назад

@@joppepeelen Sounds like a good example for me. I have to learn it. Because all I have now is a subtractive technology with an iron instead of an addictive one with a 3d printer )) And don't forget you can use 3d models as a molding template..

@maartenhondema8132 Месяц назад

just cnc te top off to make it smooth 🤪

@snaplash Месяц назад

I'd buy one if I could keep it updated without creating an account with them.

@joppepeelen Месяц назад

Yeah I don't like that crap either.

@ohwhen7775 Месяц назад

hah the vibrations from the washing machine don't screw up the print?

@joppepeelen Месяц назад

washing machines are pretty heavy :) as long as its not running. (dont plan on using them togther at the same time for now., i might add a shelf above it) hehe. i did watch its calibration and i think the machine can benefit from bolting down on a heavy plate as wel as some support for the Z axis. the X and Y move so fast it could make my whole working bench i normally use move with easy. not ideal