My first month with the Bambu Lab x1c 

Thanks, it's a new mic and I think when I turned the noise cancellation on it bumped up the volume a bit. Will adjust for the next video!

The cardboard just peels off? Im so scared to try this... Would be a game changer for me though!

​@aosterkamp eSun fillament perfectly matches the diameter of the bambu spools. Be careful with other brand fillament because they are not all compatible, and you could end up with the forbidden slinky.

oh snap that's so good to know! Thanks! I'll definitely try that with my next esun cardboard roll!

Can attest that it does work but be careful you don't let any filament strings slip or you'll get tangles Greetings from Switzerland!

@@JoelSchat I slide a knife between the cardboard inner and outer discs to separate them a little and then slide a zip tie in and connect another to it and secure the windings of the filament in three places, this is not completely necessary if you are careful but as I can remove the zip ties without cutting them its no biggy.

Yeah not even decent lighting

​@@arkiepooit's on purpose, if you put brighter lights is messed with the lidar flow calibration. Everything is engineered a specific way, for a reason.

Short answer is, none of this is required. People do it to give themselves something to do.

Or for ease of use. Do I want to move the AMS Everytime I need to take the glass lid off? No. Also the BL LED controller I got reads the printers status and turns off the extra LEDs whenever the lidar is being used

Ya i got them all from makerworld and thingiverse and just added them to the description

Hi Alex, I have an X1 Carbon and despite the recommendation to open the door or lid when printing PLA I leave mine closed and have never had any issues with heat creep, the noise difference is massive also. Wow I wish a Bambu Lab was my first printer, my first printer in 2011 was a Mendel 90 kit but a colleague at work printed my plastic parts on the industrial machines we had there and later made them from highly polished aluminium, those industrial machines were over £20,000 and no where near as good as the Bambu Lab machines, they were extremely dimensionally accurate though but slow. You can get some reusable silica gel pellets and fine mesh bags and some vacuum bags to store the filaments, this is my method and it works great, to start off with there is a program on the printer that dries your filament but eventually you might be better off with a filament dryer, but made sure your dryer rotates the filament and has an extraction fan to evacuate the moist air.

its called input shaping it doesnt make it print faster neccesarily it smooths out the visual imperfections that come with printing faster

Sometimes I have to ya, most of the time not

@@JoelSchat I had a print come off the textured plate today. Really sucks. I saw this video right after by coincidence.

I used a little BLLed controller by the dutchdeveloper. Just added the link to the description of the video

I think I just used the profile and it did have supports for a few of the overhangs. Was the first time I printed with PETG supports for a pla print

@@JoelSchat Awesome. Thanks for the reply. I dont currently have a roll of PETG but I see some others posting in the comments that they just supported it with PLA. Hopefully it works out.

@@citrusdrops3 it seems to be working well so far for me!

Yup! Just added it to the description

Thanks

lol thanks!

I love Bambu Labs