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@PRD_Productions thank you forntlyour compliment. That is a good question. I do not know anyone who does ludicrous speed all time. That said i think we can make a few assumptions. First i do not think it will break the machine otherwise bambu would not have included it as an option. If they thought it would break the machine then including it would have set them up for allot of warranty problems. The second thing we can assume is that like any tool or machine using it at its maximum capability will cause it to wear down exponentially faster. This means you may have to do maintenance more often and replace parts much sooner. You may even wear out motors much more rapidly. I personally only increase the speed once in a while when i am on a time crunch. Hope this answer is helpful. Please consider subscribing if you haven't already

@@How2Texan thank you, this help a lot! ❤️

@dmoimenta lol...its hard to find good free royalty free music. Plus everyone has their own idea of whst good music is. Thanks for the input 👍

@itzhammer1432 It's been a long time since i messed with a real basketball. Even so, i did have the feeling it wasn't bouncing quite as well as the real thing. That said, it was bouncing pretty good, and perhaps more importantly, it was not breaking apart.

@perm.jensen7722 but i did it 😀 see the follow up short

@aboliveazbolive i like that... i might need to start using that phrase.

@AydenDonley no meth...but a whole lot of ego that has recently been humbled

@RNMSC wow...that makes my repair seem like a walk in the park lol

Someone who understands my pain 😄

ouch!!

@lehrbl_1 this wasn't just an hdmi cable. This was one of those desk grommets with mulitple cables built into it. They only come so small for obvious reasons. It was still pointless though because it was working just fine with the long cable bundle. I did not give up though.

I also was about to solder a cable like that so I could have it as my databus/power for my raspberry pi or esp32 but I thought okay not worth the time writing an driver and especially the soldering. And the power transfer I don’t want to build a base station for it 😅

@felixg2062 smart. I should have stopped when i wad ahead lol

@kaanaslan_tr so i have had printers from many brands. Some that are new some old and some that dont exist anymore. Bambu is the new kid on the block while prusa is the OG of reliabilty. I don't own an mk3 or mk4 but i do have a prusa xl 5 tool head machine. This was an expensive machine as i am sure you are aware. So far, i am not exactly loving my prusa xl. Dont get me wrong, every printwr has problems now and again. Every brand also produces a lemon once and a whole so maybe i have a lemon. But my experience to date says that bambu is the way to go. If i were in your shoes, i wouldn't even think twice about it. My bambu printers have been the fastest, easiest, and most reliable printers i have ever used. Even the bambu studio slicer is in my opinion so much easier and more intuitive than prusa slicer which is weired because bambu studio was forked from prusa slicer. Also, other than the prusa xl, prusa has failed to make a reliable multi color system. I have never used prusa's mmu but if i look at reviews online most people are not happy with it. If you are really nervous about switch brands then buy an bambu a1 mini just to test the water. I think once you see the mini in action you will know whether the x1c right for you.

@@DiegoAtravesar same :)

@petertwiss356 your welcome. Glad i was helpful. Please consider subscribing if you haven't already.

@MrMcbear so true...i do the same

That spool of filament is bad. It has blobs and debris that have ruined 4 attempts to print. So i decided to turn it into pellets that i will try to melt into something else later.

@@How2Texan sounds smart! I didn't know you could get bad spools. I usually buy from sunlu and it's been awesome. I used to buy Bambu but the replaceble spools sometimes dont hold the spool very straight and I dont think its good for the ams so I just buy sunlu now. Awesome idea to make it into pallets and re use the not usable spool! :)

@AA-xm7rt yeh...it doesn't happen very often...i have used over hundreds of spools from more than 50 brands and i have only had a few problems...this is the only spool i have gotten with bulges in the filament so bad that they wouldn't even go through the bowden tube. The peletizer was designed by teaching tech and the models are available. I built it to grind up small chunks of filament at the end of spools. I am going to try using them for casting or maybe injection molding

@@How2Texan sounds like a plan! I still very new to 3d Printing so first I have to get started designing things myself. I've spend a few months printing with different Materials and building a huge grid and honeycomb wall but anyways good to hear that it was only this 1 roll out many! Maybe sometime in the future this would be a cool project for me to. i"ll sub to you :)

@AA-xm7rt thanks...i appreciate the sub and glad youblike the content. Please feel free to reach out if you have 3d printing questions

@normalgamer2420 just the stock default .2 layer settings...no ajustment. Are you having problems?

​@@How2Texan I have problems sir

@@KemalDegirmencioglu what problems?

My a1 mini has the bed leveling off and I did the bed leveling a few times

@Pilotbro11 if your sure it is a bed Leveling problem and the automatic Leveling is not fixing it then you need to look up how to "manually tram" your a1 mini bed. Bambu has a good guide. Essentially your bed may be to far out of alignment to be corrected with auto bed Leveling. Tramming your bed should fix this. Before you tram double check that your buildplate is sitting correctly and there isn't anything under the build plate.

@@Itaintme31178 your welcome

@JasonEdelman66 its hard to see, but the support did have a brim. Thanks for the suggestion

Lol

Filament clips. All 10,000 are backed with 2 sided take so that they can be stuck to the inside of a spool and hold the end of the filament to prevent tangling

@@themclaughlinfive your welcome

@@kellywhite3741 thank you

Thank you. Wait until you see the final version.

That was intentional. I was going for a certain look but i didn't pull it off quite right. But hey, triumphs are soaked in failure, and i think the final version will be spectacular.

I may do that but there is something else i want to try first.

Haha thanks. I wouldn't want it for something i needed in and out of allot either xd.

@@jjtreads5472 I mean, if we are being honest, does any vehicle really need lambo doors, even a lambo? Lambo doors exist because they are cool. Thanks for the comment 🙂

@IM2MERS glass would probably be cooler but i wouldn't bother for a prototype 😀...that said, i am not using glass in the final version either. I have something special planned. 😉

@IM2MERS thank you. for the prototype i played around with some 3d printed inserts...i have something planned for the final version that will be special. Please consider subscribing so you dont miss it.

Drill a flat bottom hole and glue them in

Not a bad suggestion. I want to try something else first but might come back to that

@carbonphantom1 yeh.... The subtle details you don't think are important always bite you in the end. But you learn more from failure than success. I learned allot and am gearing for a larger build. This was just the first prototype

@@How2Texandon't listen to the haters dude. It's a work of art!

@urboyluke_ the finished product is going to be amazing...i will post the current prototype soon.

@Guest_Account834 it was supposed to do atleast part of that. I made some mistakes. The new one is better and the final version should be epic

@peshvadefinite1008 then i would have to buy a new pumpkin every year. I would have to gut it and carve a face in it. Then it will rot and i need to throw it away...this is so much better

@@dberry310 me too 😭

@@peshvadefinite1008 you will see soon

World domination?

Time...TIME! I don't have no stinking time. I just needed my hat to stay on my head lol

@@How2Texan hahaha

@thedave1602 yeh .....😓 so it was a problem with my video editor configuration. I don't recall what the problem was but it is fixed now for future content.😁 dis the video help you make a decision?

I swear..youtube live has it out for me...it has been giving me all kinds of problems

Its a feeling many share. I have legit hear people say they hate bambu because people new to 3d printing are getting results, that took them years to achieve, with no effort or knowledge. Personally i call it a win because i have seen so many amazing things come about because of bambu printers

@@babyvanta Thanks so much. I'm glad my video was able to help you. Please consider subscribing if you haven't already.

@michaelstraughn3465 i haven't used the p1s for those materials. Spec wise the p1s should be able to do it but the x1c can reach higher bed temps which means higher chamber temps which can help with engineering materials like this. Also every material is a little differect and some day you might find you need the extra bed temperature for a material. In general, the p1s should get the job done, but if you have the money, i would get an x1c.

@viniciusgandra1982 your welcome. Feel free to ask any questions and please consider subscribing if you haven't already

@@How2TexanThanks a million, mate. You’re so kind. I’m from Brazil and I’ll be buying my P1S right now because of your video. I’m so happy.

@TheBinklemNetwork i live in South Texas within an hour of the coast. I definitely have humidity problems. You would probably have it worse, though. That said, even though PLA absorbs moisture, it does not affect most prints. ABS, ASA, and nylon prints are very problematic without drying. That is why inown multiple dryers. Hope this answers your question. Please feel free to ask any more questions you have.

Interesting, learn something every day! Thank for the info and great content

@yobtnirp its been a while since then but i think it was 1.5 hours