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I just picked up this printer after a horrendous experience with a Tronxy 3D printer off Amazon. I almost threw in the towel with 3D printing entirely, but then heard about the A1 mini. It is honestly a night and day difference. I've been printing so much stuff every day, it's a blast. Right now the app gives me more than enough to pick from. But eventually I want to get I to making my own prints. What is the 3D modeling software you're using? Can you recommend a few ?

Does it draw the same amount of power?

Does this apply to the X1C as well

Hey buddy, Soooooo you are not lubricating that Y axis.. Y axis is the one under the cover and also why are you lubricating a self lubricating bearing on the X axis?

I am new to 3D printing after buying an A1 mini just yesterday. I really appreciate your tips. These are going to be really useful for me. Thanks!

I was just thinking about this, and then your video came out. Well done and entertaining too! One thing that happened to my P1S, I got it and perhaps 3 days in it told me to adjust the XY belt tension. I did not do it at first as print quality was still great and the description on the Bambu Lab website seemed weird, just to losen the bolts, move the print head, clean the rods, then re-tighten the tensioners did not seem to involve... any actual tensioning? Anyhow, some days later I did it and the error was fixed, the print quality was the same, but: My printer got quite a bit quieter, and the travel of the print head is now way less loud. So I'd actually recommend to do that, if the travel of the print head causes your noise. Let me know if that brought some improvement.

Thanks for sharing this! I saw a nifty little tool you were using to filter the soldering fumes, do you mind sharing what it was?

3:52 On the P1 and the X1 series, you can actually do the same thing with modifying them G-code by adding like 1 letter or number lol

I'm not 100% sure but you could overvolt your 120mm ippc 12 V to probably 18V 15V since you've got buck converter, and it perhaps could do around 4000rpm but that would require obviously prior testing. I've seen 12v noctua fans ran up to like 28V, and they've got overcurrent protection before they fail dead. with IPPC it could go both ways. it could be really good for OV or it could lock itself at 12V...

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Absolutely right and spot on tips, well done. I was printing on a gifted Ender 3 S1 pro and got fed up really quickly having to setup the printer regularly by hand when quality started dropping. When looking into Bambu printers, I quickly realised that all my projects so far could fit into the 18x18x18 cm, even the larger objects consisting of multiple parts exceeding even the Ender 256x256 bed. I got the mini, cuz it's cool, it looks cool and it works like a charm. When I'm ready fro more then 1 printer, I'll get some more A1 (minis) instead of the more expensive ones. I dont need stinky filaments, becasue most of my work are eastetic objects, not construction parts or objects that sit outside.

Great review and some solid tips, nicely done. 🍻 I have three A1s and a mini and the mini is my favorite. Just an amazing little printer. I didn't have the AMS lite at first, but when I bought one of my A1s, I grabbed it as a combo and added the AMS lite to my mini. I wall mounted it to save the desk space and I'm glad I added it. It's been great to have four filaments ready to go.

Very cool video! One question though: would it be possible to just replace the fan blade assembly and still see better noise results? You wiring job looks great and was obviously a tonne of work, but maybe it's possible to swap just 1 part instead of all of the stuff you needed to do for the board fan?

@nuggetinclusive I like this videos, thanks, I’m trying to decide if I buy another p1s, as you know will be mostly the noise, so I’m thinking in the A1 to use the same bed, but know I’m thinking in the a1 mini thanks to your video, but why to choose the a1 mini over the a1?

Am I missing something. The before and after results were identical on thje screens you showed

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What about the chamber fan? The one inside on the left side? Nozzle fan?

Thats realy cool, thanks

I wonder why no get a A1 and match the p1s bed

I think its not the print volume, I think its the outer dimentions of the machine

Macher!

I feel my P1S is pretty quiet in normal settings, it sits about 3 feet away from me.

The chamber fan is mostly for keeping the temperature of the chamber low. You could just get away with the keeping the fan off and removing the top glass or opening the door. Alternatively, you can print a top glass mount that allows you to slide open for venting. But there are downsides like slightly increased motor noise and smell. But great video though. Will consider trying out the design when I need it.

Have they taken the extruder that Jón Schone of Proper Printing developed?

Thanks for the Review im defnetly gonna get the A1 mini now!❤🎉

3:40 Cubed... That would be squared² that's cubed³

Subbed!!! Nice content

Others may not be bothered by it but you filming a screen and the constant re-focusing and slightly shaky camera, i can't watch this

the movements during printing are loud not the chamfer fan :P

3D Printing with a touch of cooking! Well done mod with a clear explanation and excellent detail. Thank you!

I chose a quieter 3D printer over print speed and then i put a larger nozzle on it since i don't need to print fine details. I just print at 0.4mm layer heights to get print times down. Most of the annoying noises i hear are from everything else other than the fan.

Very cool! I may have to try this too.

The H2D is going to be over 3000 dollars apparently, too much when you can get a amazing printer for absolute cheap such as the P1S

nice video.. thanks :)

Also put some foam and a tile underneath, "CNC kitchen" has a video about it. It helps so so much with sound. I did it myself a week ago and now I barely notice my p1s in the same room

Nice video :) enjoyed it.

New fans spin slower, which leads to most of the noise reduction. Turning the stock fans down gets you most of the way there (for free).

Nice video 😁👌

Nice job! I saw someone do a similar modification on a Flashforge 5M, but they removed and replaced the back panel with a 4 (maybe 5?) piece replacement which they printed out to accommodate the new fan position. I think they might've added a raised lip to the fan shroud for the ability to attach duct work in case they wanted to vent it outside.

The makerworld link seems to be missing from the description or at the end of the video.

What is the filament box next to youre p1s?

Nice video! Liked and subed😂❤

Super Video! Pls more ❤

Nice Video 👍🏻🔥 very interesting