Bambu Lab - To P1P or not To P1P
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Today I am looking at the Bambu Lab P1P Printer.
I consider this a mid-tier printer in pricing and a top-tier printer in value, especially when compared with the competition, Creality, and what they are putting forth for similar money.
As I like to state I am not a 3D printing professional in any manner and just a standard guy that utilizes them for a multitude of projects around my own home. I owned an Ender 5 pro previously for the last year prior to this.
Below you will find some links to printers and filament brands in which I have had good success with.
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I have replaced my Prusas for these machines and till now (300 hours of printing) they work perfect and much faster.
Yeah the prusa has a great platform and the slicer is one of the best. However, this slicer by Bambu in it's infancy has so many of the included things such as wifi connectivity, link to camera(if equipped) built in multi filament support. I am interested to see how it progresses.
Also interested to see if traditional companies like Prusa will release an affordable answer to the Bambu lab or if they will innovate another way.
@@RandomDudeWorkshop such a great system also with the AMS sometimes you need petg sometimes multicolor sometimes pla. Its very nice how it works and it just works. Support is also great with response times.
Everyone else just got sent to the Dinosaur graveyard.
@@borisbommen are they much louder than the prusas? i kinda wanna replace my mk3 but it has be able to print near my bed and work space
@@xIsouLcruSHca to be honest, I had more resonance with my prusas then bambulabs. But they are fast and can be loud. They have a slow mode (i believe still faster then prusas) and then they are much quieter. But in general they are not louder then a Prusa printer
I want speed and functional parts. I'm used to sanding and using putty then painting my parts. So as long as layer adhesion is good, I'm happy. Its just insane for the speed out of the box, no upgrades.
yes for out of the box speeds this printer is very hard to beat. I did end up printing an enclosure and running some acrylic side panels to get consistent temps in my workspace
Awesome man,I always look forward to your reviews.
Glad you like them!
Some great information ,thanks random dude.
Great review. I trust you with my life.
Wait.. someone who wasn't given one for a review made a video about it
Been looking at these printers myself. Just not sure yet.
Thanks yt for bringing this to me.
I didn't know out of the box the ender 5 was that slow. I'm disappointed that creality made a corexy and didn't push it more.
Thanks for the comment. Yeah now that you mention it I have watched a lot of other reviews and most of them were given the unit. Hope any information I gave you or insight was helpful. The creality I had originally while slow comparatively, was a good entry point . But the plug and play ability from the p1p is phenomenal.
The corexy they had was a decent idea but the cost put most people off from it as they couldn't get the slicer to make it much faster without a large 3d printing background
Ender 5 is‘nt CoreXY
@@jostymon6958 going off the assumption that they were talking about the ender 7 that creality released, we both just forgot to mention that fact.
Thanks for the clarification comment.
@@RandomDudeWorkshop I forgot the ender 5 isn't a true corexy. It does have a ridgid frame like a corexy which in theory an experienced 3d printer could tweak it alot for performance.
The ender 7 looks decent if I had room for another printer I would try it out but I already have 8 printers, anymore and they got to go in the garage 😄