I have been printing in BambuStudio for months, I put this on for background noise more than anything, but I've learned so much in just the first 20 min. Your presentation style and in-depth coverage of each feature is basically EXACTLY the quality (or *higher*) than paid courses I've taken for various topics. This video is an absolute gift to the community and I can't explain how much I appreciate that you'd be willing to put this amount of time and effort into teaching people. Amazing work, thanks again!
@@LetsSmokeAboutIt I really Appreciate your comment. This video was a huge undertaking for me. It was over an entire month to get it out. I am really glad you were able to get so much out of it! Happy to have you as a viewer!
I am speechless, that's probably the best quality material on yt. Just bought my first a1 combo and after watching this I feel confident enough just to deep dive into 3d printing but with some curiosity and excitement still left. I'm heading to the next video😅
It's comments like these that totally make my day! I am stoked to have you as a supporter! There is at on to learn here. I am always working on more for this channel! Keep an eye out. Have a great day!
I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. I'm sorta new to 3d printing, and have pretty good pc knowledge. But learning everything when combining the pc to the printer is definitely something I need for learning how to put them both together. Especially for getting decent printing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Especially to us older guys just getting into 3d printing.
I have to say this has got to be the most informative vid for newbies, excellent job explaining everything in detail.. recommended for all new to Bambu and 3d printing.. I'm 3 days old.. ;-)
Thanks for the overview. Not a new guy to printing, but had a break of more than a year, so decided to save myself some time of manual testing and just watch if Bambu Studio covers my needs. You did a good job explaining some features I've missed completely:) Thanks for your effort and hope your first layer will never fail.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial Nick. I just got my hands on the Bambu Lab A1 mini and bought a bunch of Filaments. I've only used the Bambu Mobile App and printed available models, now I'm starting my journey into 3D Modelling and printing my own stuff. With your help, this is so much more efficient - I'm stoked to join the community and recommend your advice here on YT to my fellows. Have a great day and happy printing! Mario
Bought my printer in June - just setup in Sept. Already sent a few to print but the algorithm on TikTok sent me to this. Great beginner tutorial - wished I watched this as a starter instead of trying to figure out the interface. Would have saved me time. For anyone reading this: the 1hr 10min is worth it as a primer.
I've been using Bambu Studio for a few days and I'm new to 3d printing. Lots of great info in your video. #1 thing I learned is you can send prints to the printer for storage on the SD card. I figured there must be a way but it wasn't on the top of my list 😅 Subscribed, thanks for the informative videos.
Subscribing. Unboxing my P1S tonight and for a change started learning before pushing buttons and playing. Great intro video and I will be watching more as I get going. Thanks!!
This is one if not thee, best 3d printing video I have watched so far. I have a Bambu P1P and i am beyond excited to play with it now that i have watched this entire video. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this and share you knowledge with others.
@@derekdwyerjr I really appreciate your comment. I am happy to hear that I have made your journey much better! If you have not yet subscribed, I would like to personally invite you so that you don't miss some of the great content I have coming soon!
This is a beautifully constructed and presented video. Thank you very much for all of your excellent efforts here. It was a delight to follow and I learnt a great deal. Most stunning was the fact, only revealed 36 minutes into the presentation, that you did not own an AMS! How did you ever arrive at this state? May your filament forever flow freely. Cheers.
Haha I have been asking myself the same thing. I have always been more interested in printing large prints rather than small multi colored prints. However I now own 1 AMS and 2 AMS lites lol.
I subscribed to your channel awhile ago. These types of videos are exactly what ive needed. Having basic pc knowledge and being fairly new to 3d printing. These types of learning videos are exactly what i need. Thanks for sharing, and I am looking forward to seeing more of your teaching videos.
So awesome, glad my videos have helped you so much! I am working on a few different videos right now. If you haven't yet, check out my Tinkercad tutorial. It will get you up and running with making your own models!
Nick , I just like to say Thank you for your Bambu Studio information. I've unboxed my new P1S two days and have learned so much from your channel. Loving this P1S and it will help bring my animatronic project to life . Thanks Again.
Loved your video. Been using Bambu studio since the beginning of year and helped explain a few things and gave me ideas on things I need to change. Appreciate it!
nick great video, I just got my p1s and still in box waiting for my table to arrive to setup the printer ! Subbed will be here for more tutorials as i have 0 idea of the software and 3D design.
@@pauly7218 haha I use quite a bit of different ones but I keep going back to midjourney. I have you haven't watched my midjourney video I highly recommend it. I go over the entire interface and it has a prompt education section as well.
You are very welcome. Glad I could help you out! If you haven't already I would like to invite you to sub my channel so you don't miss out on any of my upcoming videos! Hope your day has been awesome!
Just bought the X1C, having only just moved over from the Zortrax. I've learned so much from this tutorial. Extremely professional, clear and engaging content. Will definitely be watching your other videos on Bambu Studio.
Looking at getting an A1 and before I did wanted to see how hard the software would be to use. My wife & I are brand new and wanted to find a printer that was easy for a newbie to learn and use. Great Video.
Awesome glad to have you here! If you haven't already I would like to personally invite you to subscribe so you don't miss any of my new tutorials coming very soon!
Commenting to thank you for such a masterful 101 class for this beast of complex software. Also to please the RUclips algorithm gods. I enjoyed the phasing and just enough level of detail to understand the common use of these features. Only suggestion would be to move the quick summary of importing a model to printing to just the beginning as that is usually what most newbies such as myself want to do and get more in depth details on what is happening under the hood later (i.e. while a model is printing); as most of the models from MakerWorld already come with sane defaults and you may want to tune them later for specific needs. Other than that really appreciate your time and effort of sharing your knowledge and passion with us. Keep it up!
I am thrilled at your response! I am glad that my month-long journey into creating this wasn't for nothing! I really appreciate your comment and support!
I'd been tearing my hair out in frustration as a rank newbie to 3D printing and how to use the Bambu Lab studio for months since I purchased my A1 printer and have found this an absolute godsend. Thank you so much for an excellent presentation. Would it be possible for you to make a video on using lightweight foaming filament for those of us interested in printing RC planes?
All these videos are great! I have been getting way nicer prints after watching your video on lifting the model off the bed. One question if you could... When printing multiple parts, I always get failed prints. Not sure if the stringing is pulling the parts off the plate or what. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I know you are always using Bambu which I why I come to your channel all time! Thanks
@@jamesbutler4157 that's a hard question to answer but it will become more apparent with experience. Just enable supports and set to auto and the software will do all the work.
I’ve just bought the Bambu Carbon. Haven’t done much more than turn it on, but I’m looking forward to learning a lot more. What software do people use for making the models?
Congratulations on your new Bambu Carbon! A great starting point for 3D printing. For modeling software, many users recommend Fusion 360, Tinkercad, or Blender, depending on your skill level and needs. I already have a script written out for my next big video that will walk you through building your first model and selling online or at local fairs/shows. We will take a product idea, design it, print it, to sell.
@@bambamprint Thank you. I'm an architect, working in 3D already so some software I've tried. Do you know anything about using Shapr3D? // At some point, I'd also like to print a building. Do you have any expereince with models made with Revit or ArchiCAD?
Great demonstrational video! Just got an A1 combo. From your experience, are brims & prime towers really necessary? especially with multicolouring. Thank you :)
Hope you are enjoying your A1 Printer! You will learn to understand when to use brims and when you can turn them off. If its going to be a thin tall print then a large brim is piece of mind. If you have a large flat print then a brim will help keep the corners from peeling up.
Helpful video. Thank you. Would you mind sharing your thoughts on using an enclosure for Bambu A1 mini? I am new to 3d printing and just curious if you think these are helpful as mine is in my basement.
If it's down in the basement you should be getting much dust and dirt as you would in a garage. I think you will be just fine. Is your basement finished living space?
Great question, Yes you could do that using the custom Gcode for that layer. I have honestly never had an issue with space even with very small prints.
@@bambamprint I never use pause so I do not know if the bed and the hotend stays close to each other or if they move apart like a preset offset. Not sure where to look to add Gcode at that point. Perhaps something for a future video :) Thanks for answering.
thanks for confirming that changes turn orange and this is to highlight a change and can allow original setting to applied. i thought this was indicating that a change i made was not allowed!!
Very thorough video! A tad long, but chuck full of great tips and very well explained information! Been printing a while and still learned lots! Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it! I really didn't want to release such a long one and would have rather broken it apart but it just flowed together so well I couldn't lol.
I appreciate your kind words! Unfortunately I am just getting started with all of this so my following is quite low at this point. However when Bambu Labs had their last sale I picked up an AMS. I am almost ready to get it setup but have had other videos a head of that. Really appreciate your support for me and my work this tutorial was a month long project!
@@bambamprint Amazing! I finally saved enough to buy one. Having it shipped all the way from the US to South Africa. Really excited to get printing with it! Absolutely love the tutorial and I'll be working through the rest of your videos over the next few days :D
Excellent tutorial. Yours is the 4th basic tutorial and was the most thorough. My A1 printer should be arriving in 4 days and I can’t wait to dive into the rabbit hole. Thanks again and I will be checking out your videos.
I've been using my P1S for 8 months now but never went deep on all the settings. Your videos are well done. EDIT: Where's the link to that 3D Warship print in your video thumbnail?
You're most welcome! If you haven't yet, I would like to personally invite you to subscribe so you don't miss out on anything. I have some great content coming soon!
Just subscribed because of the quality of your video. But you lost me on one topic. Perhaps you can expand and answer a question about build plates that you were talking about with the T-Rex models. You referred to "up to 36" build plates. Well, I can only print to one build plate. So how does Studio deal with 36 of them and how do I deal with that? I only have two build plates on hand.
Sorry by 36 build plates I was meaning you can add up to 36 build plates on the screen at once. That way you can have multiple models ready to print one after the other. I hope that makes sense.
@@bambamprint Gotcha, I think. Are you saying that all I would have to do is click on the next plate that I had set up already and start printing? I think that is what you meant, right?
@@moodberry Yep that's it. Makes it easy to kind of stage your multiple prints in one 3mf file. STL files are just a single model. 3MF files can have printer settings and build plates and all kinds of data.
@@bambamprint Actually, that was another question about 3mf files I had. Thanks for reading my mind! ;) You should do a video on the different file types and what they can do and how to use them.
Appreciate the support! If you have not yet subscribed, I would like to personally invite you so you don't miss any of my future videos. I have a lot planned!
I really want to buy a bambu p1p or is it p1s . But i want to see practical real world application use not some goofy boat or little doll being printed. Can some one make a video of scanning to print of an actual part for use and no gun parts please.
Thank you for your interest in the Bambu P1P/P1S printers. I understand you're looking for practical, real-world applications of 3D printing beyond items like dinosaur skulls or figurines. Many 3D printer enthusiasts are hobbyists who find practical value in a wide range of projects that might seem purely decorative to others. However, 3D printing is indeed capable of producing functional parts and tools for everyday use. I'll take your suggestion into consideration and look into creating a video that demonstrates scanning and printing an actual part for practical purposes. I appreciate your feedback and hope to provide content that showcases the versatility of 3D printing for both hobbyists and those seeking more utilitarian applications.
Disagree ..Bumboo studio is a Variant of SLICER as is Prusa. Also Bumboo adds in their Convoluted Start Gcode which makes the printers go through a laborious Calibration Song and Dance for EVERY print. Totally unecessary waste of time and machine life hours. Using a SD card is CLEVER. Printer brains are tiny and easily confused by even Lan File transfers let alone Sketchy WiFi ones.
I have been printing in BambuStudio for months, I put this on for background noise more than anything, but I've learned so much in just the first 20 min. Your presentation style and in-depth coverage of each feature is basically EXACTLY the quality (or *higher*) than paid courses I've taken for various topics. This video is an absolute gift to the community and I can't explain how much I appreciate that you'd be willing to put this amount of time and effort into teaching people. Amazing work, thanks again!
@@LetsSmokeAboutIt I really Appreciate your comment. This video was a huge undertaking for me. It was over an entire month to get it out. I am really glad you were able to get so much out of it! Happy to have you as a viewer!
Good video, but would be helpful if you zoomed in on the menu options parts 👍
As a former professor and teacher, I have to say your organization of content is spot on. Grad school level. 5 out of 5 beers. 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
It warms my heart to hear such feedback from my viewers. I really appreciate it.
I second that.
Ah the good old professorial 'beer' unit measurement. So often overlooked.
@richard_wenner lol. Well, they don't have a weed emoji. 😁
Thank you from a little shire in England, you've been my hero in this new hobby!
I am speechless, that's probably the best quality material on yt. Just bought my first a1 combo and after watching this I feel confident enough just to deep dive into 3d printing but with some curiosity and excitement still left. I'm heading to the next video😅
It's comments like these that totally make my day! I am stoked to have you as a supporter! There is at on to learn here. I am always working on more for this channel! Keep an eye out. Have a great day!
I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. I'm sorta new to 3d printing, and have pretty good pc knowledge. But learning everything when combining the pc to the printer is definitely something I need for learning how to put them both together. Especially for getting decent printing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Especially to us older guys just getting into 3d printing.
I have to say this has got to be the most informative vid for newbies, excellent job explaining everything in detail.. recommended for all new to Bambu and 3d printing.. I'm 3 days old.. ;-)
Awesome and welcome to the hobby! You're in the right place! Glad to have you as a supporter.
Thanks for the overview. Not a new guy to printing, but had a break of more than a year, so decided to save myself some time of manual testing and just watch if Bambu Studio covers my needs. You did a good job explaining some features I've missed completely:) Thanks for your effort and hope your first layer will never fail.
I'm glad you found it helpful, I'm happy to help anyone get back into it! Hope your day goes well!
Thank you so much for this great tutorial Nick.
I just got my hands on the Bambu Lab A1 mini and bought a bunch of Filaments. I've only used the Bambu Mobile App and printed available models, now I'm starting my journey into 3D Modelling and printing my own stuff. With your help, this is so much more efficient - I'm stoked to join the community and recommend your advice here on YT to my fellows.
Have a great day and happy printing!
Mario
Glad to see you really enjoyed my tutorial! I am working on a very beginner modeling tutorial that I will release next month!
Bought my printer in June - just setup in Sept. Already sent a few to print but the algorithm on TikTok sent me to this.
Great beginner tutorial - wished I watched this as a starter instead of trying to figure out the interface. Would have saved me time.
For anyone reading this: the 1hr 10min is worth it as a primer.
I've been using Bambu Studio for a few days and I'm new to 3d printing. Lots of great info in your video. #1 thing I learned is you can send prints to the printer for storage on the SD card. I figured there must be a way but it wasn't on the top of my list 😅 Subscribed, thanks for the informative videos.
I just received my printer yesterday, and this video helped me a lot. Going to watch a few more before starting printing with my new printer :)
That's awesome! Enjoy your new printer!
Subscribing. Unboxing my P1S tonight and for a change started learning before pushing buttons and playing. Great intro video and I will be watching more as I get going. Thanks!!
I just got my PS1 and unboxing it tonight. I had an a1 mini on the 13th and I loved it so much i got a P1S already 😅
This is one if not thee, best 3d printing video I have watched so far. I have a Bambu P1P and i am beyond excited to play with it now that i have watched this entire video. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this and share you knowledge with others.
@@derekdwyerjr I really appreciate your comment. I am happy to hear that I have made your journey much better! If you have not yet subscribed, I would like to personally invite you so that you don't miss some of the great content I have coming soon!
This is a beautifully constructed and presented video. Thank you very much for all of your excellent efforts here. It was a delight to follow and I learnt a great deal. Most stunning was the fact, only revealed 36 minutes into the presentation, that you did not own an AMS! How did you ever arrive at this state? May your filament forever flow freely. Cheers.
Haha I have been asking myself the same thing. I have always been more interested in printing large prints rather than small multi colored prints. However I now own 1 AMS and 2 AMS lites lol.
I subscribed to your channel awhile ago. These types of videos are exactly what ive needed. Having basic pc knowledge and being fairly new to 3d printing. These types of learning videos are exactly what i need. Thanks for sharing, and I am looking forward to seeing more of your teaching videos.
So awesome, glad my videos have helped you so much! I am working on a few different videos right now. If you haven't yet, check out my Tinkercad tutorial. It will get you up and running with making your own models!
@bambamprint thank you. I'll do just that. Hey will this video, or bambu slicer. Also work for me using an Elegoo Saturn 4 ultra resin printer
@Jjrdn10 unfortunately no. FDM printers only.
Thanks for making this.. Even as someone who's used my P1S almost daily for the last few months, I still learned a few new things watching this!
Happy that you were able to get more out of my Bambu Studio tutorials! 👍
Nick , I just like to say Thank you for your Bambu Studio information. I've unboxed my new P1S two days and have learned so much from your channel. Loving this P1S and it will help bring my animatronic project to life . Thanks Again.
Excellent tutorial. Gave me everything that I needed to get started!
Awesome! So glad it helped.
Excellent video! I’m just a few weeks into 3D printing with a P1S and definitely learned several new things here. Thank you! Subscribed!
Very welcome! Glad to have you here as a supporter!
Loved your video. Been using Bambu studio since the beginning of year and helped explain a few things and gave me ideas on things I need to change. Appreciate it!
Really glad I could help you out! I hope you can continue to learn a lot from my channel! Have a great day!
thank you! expecting my a1 to arrive tomorrow and your tutorials are very helpful.
thanks!
@@catFurrBall glad I could be of help! I am working on a video for first mods you need to print for the A1 and A1 mini.n
Very thorough, informative, easy to follow. You were born to do this man!
wow this was soooo very well done and helpful - thank you! subscribed and liked
Glad to hear it was helpful! Hope your day is going well!
Simply outstanding tutorial. Based on the quality of this I have subscribed and plan to watch each of your new videos.
Awesome, thank you! I am glad to have you here! I hope that you can learn a lot from my channel. Have a great day!
My printer is showing up today and i cant wait to watch this again while i do my first print. I can already tell this will be my life saver.
glad that you are making use of it. Good luck in your new adventure! It is a fun one!
nick great video, I just got my p1s and still in box waiting for my table to arrive to setup the printer ! Subbed will be here for more tutorials as i have 0 idea of the software and 3D design.
Awesome, thank you! Glad to have you as a supporter! Did you check out my Tinkercad video?
Watching and subbed while waiting a Bambu lab printer to arrive! Thank you
@@takkaros21 you've come to the right place! Glad to have you here and the support! 🙏
Same!
@rhinoburger glad to have you here! Hope you have a great time with your printer!
Great video. Very helpful. Where can I find the model of the cool benchy in the thumbnail?
haha your like the 5th person to ask this. Unfortunately that was AI generated :(
@@bambamprint Thanks for the replay - so now I would like to know what you use for your AI thumbnails?
@@pauly7218 haha I use quite a bit of different ones but I keep going back to midjourney. I have you haven't watched my midjourney video I highly recommend it. I go over the entire interface and it has a prompt education section as well.
This is a fantastic primer to get into bambu studio tweaks (confidently) outside of the profiles ready to go in the handy app.Thanks!!!
You are very welcome. Glad I could help you out! If you haven't already I would like to invite you to sub my channel so you don't miss out on any of my upcoming videos! Hope your day has been awesome!
Excellent tutorial thanks Nick. Exactly what I needed.
Just bought the X1C, having only just moved over from the Zortrax. I've learned so much from this tutorial. Extremely professional, clear and engaging content. Will definitely be watching your other videos on Bambu Studio.
Very helpful and easily understood! Thank you!
I'm glad you found it useful!
Thank you for such an informative video, Nick!
You are absolutely welcome! I am glad to have you as a supporter!
Looking at getting an A1 and before I did wanted to see how hard the software would be to use. My wife & I are brand new and wanted to find a printer that was easy for a newbie to learn and use.
Great Video.
@@DanielFuller-t5q awesome glad I could help you guys out. If you watched the entire video you should be good to go for the software side! 😃
thanks Nick, I learn a lot of this video.
regards Rob from the Netherlands.
Awesome glad to have you here! If you haven't already I would like to personally invite you to subscribe so you don't miss any of my new tutorials coming very soon!
Wow, what a great tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
Hey your very welcome! Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any content! Ton's in the works!
ty brotha!!! learned a lot!! just bought my x1c 4 days ago and had no idea what i was doing. this helped a lot. subscribed
@@bvc91 no problem I am glad you got a lot out of it. Happy to have your support!
Great Video Nick 👍🏼, learned a lot of what all the settings and options do.
Not a problem! I glad you were able to follow everything! Thank you for the support!
Dude! top tier tutorial! thanks so much for taking the time to create this.... super helpful! Subscribed!
Awesome glad to have you aboard and as a supporter!
Commenting to thank you for such a masterful 101 class for this beast of complex software. Also to please the RUclips algorithm gods. I enjoyed the phasing and just enough level of detail to understand the common use of these features.
Only suggestion would be to move the quick summary of importing a model to printing to just the beginning as that is usually what most newbies such as myself want to do and get more in depth details on what is happening under the hood later (i.e. while a model is printing); as most of the models from MakerWorld already come with sane defaults and you may want to tune them later for specific needs.
Other than that really appreciate your time and effort of sharing your knowledge and passion with us. Keep it up!
Thank you thank you for a very detailed yet not overwhelming guide. I am more confident now to use my printer.
I am thrilled at your response! I am glad that my month-long journey into creating this wasn't for nothing! I really appreciate your comment and support!
I'd been tearing my hair out in frustration as a rank newbie to 3D printing and how to use the Bambu Lab studio for months since I purchased my A1 printer and have found this an absolute godsend.
Thank you so much for an excellent presentation.
Would it be possible for you to make a video on using lightweight foaming filament for those of us interested in printing RC planes?
Glad I could help! Happy to have you a sub and supporter!
All these videos are great! I have been getting way nicer prints after watching your video on lifting the model off the bed. One question if you could... When printing multiple parts, I always get failed prints. Not sure if the stringing is pulling the parts off the plate or what. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I know you are always using Bambu which I why I come to your channel all time! Thanks
Very good presentation and a metric ton of information. Thank you very much!
Hahaha love it! Thanks for the comment!
Outstanding tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing and keep up the great videos.
You did an outstanding presentation. I must check out your other videos.
I really appreciate your support! Feel free to check out any other videos and give me your honest feedback! Happy to have your support on my channel!
Danke!
Really appreciate your support! thank you so much
Excellent video. Question; how do you know if support material is necessary?
@@jamesbutler4157 that's a hard question to answer but it will become more apparent with experience. Just enable supports and set to auto and the software will do all the work.
you are amazing, tku nick. i will be watching more of your videos and $$$$
Awesome! Thank you! Glad to have you as a subber! Have a great day!
Great video. Awaiting the next installment!
@@fredkoch9466 glad it was useful! Happy to have you as a viewer! Thank you for the support!
I’ve just bought the Bambu Carbon. Haven’t done much more than turn it on, but I’m looking forward to learning a lot more.
What software do people use for making the models?
Congratulations on your new Bambu Carbon! A great starting point for 3D printing. For modeling software, many users recommend Fusion 360, Tinkercad, or Blender, depending on your skill level and needs. I already have a script written out for my next big video that will walk you through building your first model and selling online or at local fairs/shows. We will take a product idea, design it, print it, to sell.
@@bambamprint Thank you. I'm an architect, working in 3D already so some software I've tried. Do you know anything about using Shapr3D? // At some point, I'd also like to print a building. Do you have any expereince with models made with Revit or ArchiCAD?
@@rickpratt218 I "messed" around with Revit 10 years ago but that is about it. lol
Great demonstrational video! Just got an A1 combo. From your experience, are brims & prime towers really necessary? especially with multicolouring. Thank you :)
Hope you are enjoying your A1 Printer! You will learn to understand when to use brims and when you can turn them off. If its going to be a thin tall print then a large brim is piece of mind. If you have a large flat print then a brim will help keep the corners from peeling up.
this was just what i needed, thank you for this great tutorial!
Your welcome, glad to have you as a supporter!
Helpful video. Thank you. Would you mind sharing your thoughts on using an enclosure for Bambu A1 mini? I am new to 3d printing and just curious if you think these are helpful as mine is in my basement.
If it's down in the basement you should be getting much dust and dirt as you would in a garage. I think you will be just fine. Is your basement finished living space?
Question: When on a Pause, can you lower the bed to have better access to the part? Like adding magnets.
Great question, Yes you could do that using the custom Gcode for that layer. I have honestly never had an issue with space even with very small prints.
@@bambamprint I never use pause so I do not know if the bed and the hotend stays close to each other or if they move apart like a preset offset. Not sure where to look to add Gcode at that point. Perhaps something for a future video :)
Thanks for answering.
@@Marcus_Caius when the printer pauses it will move to the poop shoot area. Always forget what that's called 😂
@@bambamprint The nozzel wiper. That is a great info thanks again. It gives some room to work on the bed, not much but better then nothing.
love this video. Thank you so much for doing it. I learn alot! Great job!
thanks for confirming that changes turn orange and this is to highlight a change and can allow original setting to applied. i thought this was indicating that a change i made was not allowed!!
Awesome glad it was helpful!
Great video, good job!
Glad you liked it!
I am new to Bambu studio and using a MacBook as my computer. How did you get your menu at 6:20?
Thanks for the tutorials... Iam using Anytime slicer NEXT! and its a similar things! :)
Very thorough video! A tad long, but chuck full of great tips and very well explained information! Been printing a while and still learned lots! Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it! I really didn't want to release such a long one and would have rather broken it apart but it just flowed together so well I couldn't lol.
Thanks for this! Just waiting for my A1 to arrive!
You're going to love it!
Thanks for your time !
You are very welcome!
Great tutorial cant wait to my printer to come
Well I am glad you liked it. I commend you for taking the time to up your printing education before it arrives!
I did too, and I'm glad I did! I can use what I learned while waiting right away!
great channel keep up the great work
Thank you, I appreciate your support! I have so much planned, wish I could accomplish it all faster!
Super helpful. I watched the video end-to-end. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! I spent an entire month building this tutorial. I really appreciate your support!
Fantastic video series!
@@kevinroach9380 Kevin, happy to have your support and you as a viewer! Thank you for taking the time to send me a comment!
Did you mention that you dont have an AMS yet? Surely Bambu would send you some kit for the amazing educational videos you've been making.
I appreciate your kind words! Unfortunately I am just getting started with all of this so my following is quite low at this point. However when Bambu Labs had their last sale I picked up an AMS. I am almost ready to get it setup but have had other videos a head of that. Really appreciate your support for me and my work this tutorial was a month long project!
@@bambamprint Amazing! I finally saved enough to buy one. Having it shipped all the way from the US to South Africa. Really excited to get printing with it!
Absolutely love the tutorial and I'll be working through the rest of your videos over the next few days :D
Cant wait for the ironing feature. Thanks!
Stay tuned it will be coming soon. I am already working on script! Thank you for the sub and support!
Excellent tutorial. Yours is the 4th basic tutorial and was the most thorough. My A1 printer should be arriving in 4 days and I can’t wait to dive into the rabbit hole. Thanks again and I will be checking out your videos.
@@RSturtleness happy to have you as a viewer!
Great video. Just though I'd let you know when you're talking about seams, the video doesn't change to reflect what you're talking about.
@@RodJSmith I will take a look. I plan to reshoot this one next year, I have learned a lot since this video.
I've been using my P1S for 8 months now but never went deep on all the settings. Your videos are well done.
EDIT: Where's the link to that 3D Warship print in your video thumbnail?
haha that warship is AI generated. Just suppose to represent going from a plain benchy to a benchy warship.
@@bambamprint Ah. That image needs to be generated to a 3d model.
Nice video thanks mate - subbed
Thanks for the sub! Glad to have you as a supporter!
35:29 did you try to name it "empty"?
I just checked that time stamp and I am not even sure what you mean? I gave it a name of Polymaker.
@@bambamprint no it says "the name is not allowed to be empty" in red :P
@@ipadize Ya man that happens when you remove the text from the field. If you keep watching I type a name into the field.
@@bambamprint it was a joke 😭😂
Great video!! Thanks!
You're most welcome! If you haven't yet, I would like to personally invite you to subscribe so you don't miss out on anything. I have some great content coming soon!
@@bambamprint Done!
wher I can find a printables models?
Watch my best websites tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/bwbTWaBSS8A/видео.html
@@bambamprint thanks
At 22:53 that is the scariest looking infill view that I have ever seen!
I can definitely agree with that! lol
just what i wanted !! thanks
You are very welcome my friend!
Great tutorial thank you 😊
@@fulv_uk I'm glad you enjoyed it
Just subscribed because of the quality of your video. But you lost me on one topic. Perhaps you can expand and answer a question about build plates that you were talking about with the T-Rex models. You referred to "up to 36" build plates. Well, I can only print to one build plate. So how does Studio deal with 36 of them and how do I deal with that? I only have two build plates on hand.
Sorry by 36 build plates I was meaning you can add up to 36 build plates on the screen at once. That way you can have multiple models ready to print one after the other. I hope that makes sense.
@@bambamprint Gotcha, I think. Are you saying that all I would have to do is click on the next plate that I had set up already and start printing? I think that is what you meant, right?
@@moodberry Yep that's it. Makes it easy to kind of stage your multiple prints in one 3mf file. STL files are just a single model. 3MF files can have printer settings and build plates and all kinds of data.
@@bambamprint Actually, that was another question about 3mf files I had. Thanks for reading my mind! ;) You should do a video on the different file types and what they can do and how to use them.
Went to order a cool plate and they are not there, do you know why
I am not sure. I would check Aliexpress they definitely will have some. Even ebay
subscribed as well.. very helpful info!
Great info, 'Danke.
NP, glad to have you as a supporter!
Amazing content. just one advice, the audio cuts and noise really disturb when watching via a headphone specially.
i think you have edited the audio and those cuts make really difficult to follow
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Appreciate the support! If you have not yet subscribed, I would like to personally invite you so you don't miss any of my future videos. I have a lot planned!
I really want to buy a bambu p1p or is it p1s . But i want to see practical real world application use not some goofy boat or little doll being printed. Can some one make a video of scanning to print of an actual part for use and no gun parts please.
Thank you for your interest in the Bambu P1P/P1S printers. I understand you're looking for practical, real-world applications of 3D printing beyond items like dinosaur skulls or figurines. Many 3D printer enthusiasts are hobbyists who find practical value in a wide range of projects that might seem purely decorative to others.
However, 3D printing is indeed capable of producing functional parts and tools for everyday use. I'll take your suggestion into consideration and look into creating a video that demonstrates scanning and printing an actual part for practical purposes. I appreciate your feedback and hope to provide content that showcases the versatility of 3D printing for both hobbyists and those seeking more utilitarian applications.
41:14 you are not showing the differences or im lost af
mendel printer if you want to explain better to people who dont know just say bed slinger we all know it as that in the community
@@patrickcadieux3264 🤣 right 👍
Disagree ..Bumboo studio is a Variant of SLICER as is Prusa.
Also Bumboo adds in their Convoluted Start Gcode which makes the printers go through a laborious Calibration Song and Dance for EVERY print. Totally unecessary waste of time and machine life hours.
Using a SD card is CLEVER. Printer brains are tiny and easily confused by even Lan File transfers let alone Sketchy WiFi ones.