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It’s good, real good! We have a dozen of them! We haven’t used glue since we started using them, especially for PETG! Subscribed! ❤❤❤

It is not worth buying any printer based on Bamboo studio or Orca Slicer. The reason is very simple, when printing with TPU, it is impossible to eliminate idle movements of the head over already printed elements such as skin or wall, generally speaking, the head flies over the already finished printing element and leaves the dive. Only printers running Cura or Prusa Slicer can do this. Everyone who uses Bamboo knows what I'm talking about, you can't set it and nothing helps because there is no option. Even not crossing through walls is fiction. Disaster.

Very nice video, thanks. Regarding the poop, can it be recycled, meaning to be used again to print?

this is very cool. love the design of the carbon filter.

So, is this useless for a 3d printer like the A1 and A1 Mini which are not enclosed? For those open type 3d printer it would need a whole room filtration instead?

great video thanks for making it!

New firmware ?

Hey, I run a small batch filament company. Do you have an email I can contact you to discuss some business related stuff?

What are those support brackets on the Z bars?

My first 3d printer was the creality ender 2 mini. Loved it at first! Eventually got my first resin printer a creality halot 1 which is an awesome little printer I use for mini printing and finally I had gotten an ender3v2 which I liked a lot beside giving me a lot of different issues I then upgraded to kobra3 now and I tried the ender3v3se and im not impressed honestly compared to the k3. 100$ cheaper and you will definitely notice that price difference 😅 love my k3

a super cool mod is a magnetic front plate adapter.

My a1 is going to be here tomorrow

Mine is so loud!!! I built one from scratch and used the 4028, 24V fans. I took the printer apart and hard wired it to the built in 24V power supply. The fans by themselves are pretty quiet, but when I add the charcoal and HEPA, the thing is obnoxious. I guess it is better than breathing poison, but has anybody else experienced a loud Bento Box?

If you're prints too high You're going to rip that cable guide out and damage your cord

Thought you were gonna 3D print a poop bucket for a outdoor toilet truth be told, then I realized

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Yeah.. You're gonna have to use PCB Way.. Or... and this might be a crazy thought.... You could put the printer in an enclosure...

This is a micro bot

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I can't find the bins that lock together with pins. Can you post a link? I already checked your collections and searched pintables and makerworld. Thanks!

Why do all these elevated spool holders have to be rear facing.. If you have the printer in an enclosure, they are just useless..

To super glue magnets down without getting superglue all over your fingers, you've actually got a couple of different options. 1st: Use a steel or iron rod (like the back end of a drill bit) to hold the magnet and push it into the hole. You'll want a wipe handy to wipe the excess superglue off of the rod so it doesn't get build up Or, 2nd: I've discovered you can use two magnets of half thickness. Press one in, apply glue over the top and then drop the other magnet into the hole: it will flip the right way, and should self align. Ref: I've been magnetizing tons of WH40K minis. So many fiddly bits...

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Any thoughts on how this would with a resin printer?

I built a $2000 Aquila X2 my first 3d printer and nothing of the original remains. I bought a used Monoprice select I3. It finally took a crap and I dont feel like spending the money to get it all fixed up. the only reason I bought it was to fix my larger 400x400x500 custom printer. I probably will buy this as a good backup printer. I only need enough build plate volume for mounts, hot end holders, bed tensioner handles, etc. but if it can print other things effeciently. then I am definetly game. nice video Rad Dad. I probably will pick up one of these bambu lab A1 mini's

Where is the link to the ruler?

Man, you gotta get the heat set insert tip for your soldering iron. Makes this process so much better.

My thoughts are the same. I am positive that the hygrometer is not reading the AMS. However, I am compensating by trusting that the desiccant is doing its job in the AMS and only using the hygrometer to give me an indication that moisture has reached the desiccant.

Dang I'd love to print the Pokeball! Unfortunately I didn't order my A1 with the AMS combo, so I'll have to print white and hand paint it myself :')

CANNOT PRINT ANYTHING FROM 3MF FILES FROM MAKER WORLD ... DO I NEED TO MODIFIED THE 3MF FILE TO MAKE THEM WORK? I SELECT AC1 MINI THEN DOWNLOAD ...

how did you get that pokeball, it looks sick, I have the A1 mini and I'm wondering if I can do this

I first started out using a close relative’s Flashforge M4 Pro & M5 Pro Mini they taught me how to use & lets me use.

When it pooped at 0:56 I could hear the sound in my head

Suggestion - Time codes! Makes finding specific items you mentioned easy to locate after watching the video Thanks!

Great hypothesis and a valid concern. I did go ahead and printed this and installed the hygrometer in the print block and another just sitting in the AMS away from the desiccant. Both are reading the same +- 1%. So it might not be a concern. Currently, mine is holding at 10% inside the AMS and it is 45% outside. Does a great job. YMMV

Awsome!

first time viewer here. U sure are a rad dad

Love when people think stereo or whatever you use, which mostly worked, but when you were trying to show noise, it all went to my mostly deaf ear so showed me personally nothing and others, well nothing really. No comparisons I appreciate the video but all I heard was high pitches noises in that deaf ear. Idk how to fix it. I just know i just found you and don’t care enough to make me fit you

Please tell me where I can buy printer for $339? On their site it is listed at $529. as it is om Amazon.

Built the wirelessly powered version for it's ease of use and clean look but the 24V fans were always intermittent. Boosted voltage with step-up converter and still couldn't get the fans to stay fired up. Tried a couple of different wireless receivers and still no joy (many others had similar issues but got it to work with different receiver but alas no luck for me). Gave up on wireless and went the hardwired route using the through hole just forward of the box along the sidewall. Designed a facade to attach to the bento box to hide the wires. Wired in parallel to a 24V power supply using some wagos and voila, no more issues. Going to design and print a housing for the power supply and add a rocker switch for convenience. Ended up being much simpler than I thought it would, albeit not as cool.

Thanks for sharing these tips. I have noticed my cords getting tangled and causing issues. My fix wasn't as elegant so I'll try the top loading spool option.

What was your first printer?

Thanks for the video! Just ordered LED-lights and printing the frame now!

3 months ago there was a firmware issue causing leveling issues and excessive purging. This was fixed a couple of weeks later. Right now, this machine is in a class of its own for sure and if you have one you would only replace it when it breaks or when you need to print bigger parts.

What brad pla and is it matte?

PTFE release tool link ?

can you print an object that doesn't leave a flat bottom or is that with all 3d printers

I'm trying to get into the 3d printing hobby, I was looking at a bunch of videos, and most people said to start out with the creality Ender 3 V3 KE (ridiculous name). i actually picked it up this Thursday, I set it up the same day. I kept getting a 2194 error ( cough cough creality 🙄)and at that point, I just returned it. So now I'm waiting for my bambu lab A1 mini to come and hoping it works. 😂

I've been using Wham Bam since my first 3D printer; the Monoprice Delta Pro - where Michael at Teaching Tech recommended it. I was so impressed that it was a mainstay on my other printers too, and now also with my two BL P1S'es.

I want to print the top mount but now I’m curious how petg will work.