Bambu Lab X1 Carbon First Print
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This video shows my very first benchy print on my brand new Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer. There was no manual configuration at all. I wanted to show how simple this thing is to use but more importantly, how fast it prints The video is a little long but it is a great example of how this thing works.
So if you print something large that uses most of the bed, does the printer do all those calibration prints and have you remove them before your actual prints starts (if those calibration prints occupy spaces the actual print will go?). Or leave them if like in your benchy print, they don't conflict with the print.
Or does have a calibration print area that is outside build space?
Michael, that is a good question. I haven't printed anything that large yet. You can turn off the bed leveling and calibration if you know everything is setup and solid so that may be a good workaround.
Geez all I see is massive shocks and shaking, I wonder how long before pieces start to fail.
It really is incredible how fast it is and how much movement there is. It will be impressive if it can hold up over time. So far, it is pretty amazing.
I think one of the main reasons it can be so fast without vibrating itself apart is the lightweight carriages and toolhead. The inclusion of carbon fiber motion components and a non-standard hotend that saves on weight tremendously help a lot. Plus, most of the vibration is uniformly spread throughout the frame so print quality shouldn’t suffer and it’s likely the table it’s on.
Is there a downside to having this machine just be on the floor? That's what I was thinking of doing, just for a stable base.
@@kodywillnauer9422 the only negative I can think of is having to kneel down to mess with filament, magnetic bed etc.
the frame is welded, not bolted like most printers. This should help.
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