Bambu Lab X1 Carbon First Cleaning and re-Greasing
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- I received a notice that the lidar lens needed to be cleaned. After approximately 100 hours of printing, I decided to do a quick cleanup and greasing.
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Thank You for your Video. I had just ordered the X1C. I live in Italy. They just sent me the final bill. It is about an extra $400 in taxes alone; ouch! It makes me feel like backing out, but I really like what I have seen on this printer, and I am sure if I bought a lesser model, I would try to upgrade it later and spend even more for a lesser printer. I was watching a german guy adding PETG to his PLA prints instead of Bambu Support G; cheap, and it worked great. but you can only do that with an AMS. I just printed a horse a 20hr plus print, and I cannot get the supports off. It spoils the fun. I just talked myself into it. Haha, Thank You again for your Honest videos.
I'm sure you will like the printer. I have many others but I spent a lot of time upgrading them. Upgrading can be a fun project, but it is nice to get a printer that you can just power it up and print. Good luck.👍
The problem with the cardboard spool is that they slowly break down and will get dust in your rollers...maybe you can clean them but you probably won't know its a problem until it wrecks a print.
Yes, you have to keep your eye on the cardboard spools. They are pretty sturdy for cardboard and so far none of them have started to deteriorate at all. Just keep the rollers clean and you're good to go.
Wish there was a way that the belt tension could be calibrated with a tool. Is there a way that it's tested anywhere. I presume you are them calibrating it again afterwards. I think I might use a mic to record the plucked frequency of the belt when I get the printer and then use that as a reference point for when doing this.
I'm trying to remember which company times their belts. Like tuning a guitar. Use a tuner that will register the "note" and see what frequency works the best. You would think there is a way to measure the tension of the belt.
The cardboard are running good - but do you see any fibers rubbing off down in the AMS? Curious…
I've been watching for that, but no fibers yet. Sooner or later I am sure the cardboard will start deteriorating, but well after switching to a new spool. Probably an added cleaning will be to clean the rollers on the AMS.
@@thinkdesignmake - Right on. I guess time will tell. I will give the cardboard a try one day soon and monitor closely. 👍🏽
Will any White Lithium Grease work for the rods?