Bambu Lab X1 Carbon - Setup - Calibration - First Prints
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- My unboxing video of the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer!
Thank you so much for watching!
Please let me know of any questions that you have down in the comments
EDIT: I accidently deleted this video the other day so I am reposting it again!
Looks like we are in a similar path (regarding 3D printing) I bought the Anycubic M5s Pro a few months ago and the Bambu P1S arrived last week…🤜🏻 I would sure love to try the new M7 Pro 😅
I love raw vids like this on the X1C and the P1S/P1P. Its hard to find them, most vids are just the same review over and over but I love seeing how fast this thing gets. I have an A1 with an AMS lite which has been impressive and very fast as far as bed slingers go. I have nearly saved up enough for the X1C combo. This thing is a work of art! I hope it has worked out well for you so far.
Would like to get one but waiting for a larger format version
Cant wait for more videos of the x1c, how its everything with your printer?
Thank you! I am working on more videos about the x1c!
I really enjoy using the x1c!
Looks like you left the film on the build plate. Get the textured one they sell
I got the textured one! its so much better!
@tart3D my only thing with the textured one is that, while it is a lot better, and its technically supported by the lidar of the X1C with an update that Bambu Lab put out, the textured surface means the lidar readings for flow calibration can be hit or miss. I suppose this could be solved by doing calibration on the smooth plate first. The printer doesn't give a warning as far as I know (I don't own one yet lol) so you don't really know if it got a good reading or not.
Interestingly, the cheaper and newer A1 gets away with not having a smooth plate because it does its flow calibration with a sensor inside of the print head itself, so it doesn't have to scan anything like the lidar does. But of course, there's no first layer or spaghetti detection. I find it interesting though because had the P1P/P1S had that type of sensor, it could still do the flow calibration just like the X1C could while having the textured plate (of course Bambu wouldn't do that though because the X1C is supposed to be their halo printer). And had the X1C had that sensor, it could use the textured plates without lidar worry. Just food for thought, but all of Bambu's printers print perfectly regardless lol