how come my printer doesnt change the print time when i change the speed? i have acceleration and jerk enabled, if i change the values here, the estimated print time changes but the actual print is still the same..im using creality print, could you help me?
@@Slice727 actually it does go to 100c and it has better print quality (in my opinion) and the a1 is way faster at quality. and the a1 has a larger build plate.
@@LayerbyLayerOfficial the cr 10 se has a 600 millimeters per sec speed while the A1 has a 500mm per sec speed while that difference is small the cr 10 se is built to have better quality at 400mm per sec because the it is built to withstand much more than that. And yes the A1 is supposed to be able to go to 100 degrees but in the testing it only went up to 80 degrees, once again not a large difference but when it only goes up to 80 degrees you can’t successfully print abs or nylon. And you are correct while the Bambu labs printer does have a larger print area the overall cons of it make it slightly worse than the cr 10 se in my opinion. Also even if the Bambu labs printer was going up to 100 degrees and at its max speed it is still slightly worse. Now you could make an argument for the Ams light system it has, but that significantly increases the price of the printer and with how much filament it wastes, you better have a lot of money for extra filament. And I am not 100% sure if Bambu will fix the 80 degrees problem but from what I have seen it only goes up to 80 degrees, it’s kinda like when your car says it can go 160mph on the dash but it isn’t technically capable of it. Now all things aside they are both really good printers and I think we all have our preferences and my preferences align more with cr 10 se. And once again I am not 100% sure if the Bambu labs printer 80 degrees build plate temperature will get fixed.also while the a1 does come with a built in camera which is useful the cr 10 se has one sold separately now while that is kinda a con because it costs extra money the camera quality you get in terms of fps and resolution is much better in the cr 10 se camera. And once again from my knowledge Bambu labs has a 1 fps camera and I don’t believe Bambu sells any 1st party cameras for the A1 that are sold separately.
@@LayerbyLayerOfficial also one more thing I did confirm that the a1 goes up to 100 degrees both that is 10 degrees lower than the cr10se which can make are a large difference in print quality with abs nylon
Bro, can you compare this with ender 3 v3 ke. Because i take this printer as i got it for the same price of KE. I got it for RM1357 ($284).
The k1 is 100 dollars more if you don’t need an enclosure and your on a budget you should by the cr 10 se
Did you even do pressure advance?
how come my printer doesnt change the print time when i change the speed? i have acceleration and jerk enabled, if i change the values here, the estimated print time changes but the actual print is still the same..im using creality print, could you help me?
Instead of adjusting it individually use the over all print speed setting at the top
Is it possible to change the print speed while printing?
No, not currently only temp. However you can change the printing speed in the slicer you are using
just buy the a1😂😂
The a1 build plate only goes up to 80 degrees and it has a slower speed quality is the same though
@@Slice727 actually it does go to 100c and it has better print quality (in my opinion) and the a1 is way faster at quality. and the a1 has a larger build plate.
@@LayerbyLayerOfficial the cr 10 se has a 600 millimeters per sec speed while the A1 has a 500mm per sec speed while that difference is small the cr 10 se is built to have better quality at 400mm per sec because the it is built to withstand much more than that. And yes the A1 is supposed to be able to go to 100 degrees but in the testing it only went up to 80 degrees, once again not a large difference but when it only goes up to 80 degrees you can’t successfully print abs or nylon. And you are correct while the Bambu labs printer does have a larger print area the overall cons of it make it slightly worse than the cr 10 se in my opinion. Also even if the Bambu labs printer was going up to 100 degrees and at its max speed it is still slightly worse. Now you could make an argument for the Ams light system it has, but that significantly increases the price of the printer and with how much filament it wastes, you better have a lot of money for extra filament. And I am not 100% sure if Bambu will fix the 80 degrees problem but from what I have seen it only goes up to 80 degrees, it’s kinda like when your car says it can go 160mph on the dash but it isn’t technically capable of it. Now all things aside they are both really good printers and I think we all have our preferences and my preferences align more with cr 10 se. And once again I am not 100% sure if the Bambu labs printer 80 degrees build plate temperature will get fixed.also while the a1 does come with a built in camera which is useful the cr 10 se has one sold separately now while that is kinda a con because it costs extra money the camera quality you get in terms of fps and resolution is much better in the cr 10 se camera. And once again from my knowledge Bambu labs has a 1 fps camera and I don’t believe Bambu sells any 1st party cameras for the A1 that are sold separately.
@@LayerbyLayerOfficial also one more thing I did confirm that the a1 goes up to 100 degrees both that is 10 degrees lower than the cr10se which can make are a large difference in print quality with abs nylon
this is the fastest printer for automation