Initial Impressions - Bambu Lab X1 Carbon - Mini Review
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- So I bought a new FDM Printer. The Bambu Lab X1 Carbon.
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I fully agree, the noise issue is highly exaggerated. Was also pleasantly surprised.
An easier way to adjust the exhaust fan speed rather than manually would be to adjust the gcode presets in Bambu/Orca Slicer. There are two areas you would want to modify. First is the printer start gcode which you can access by pressing the edit preset button for the printer itself in the slicer and then editing the gcode for the Filament itself by modifying the filament preset settings. The exhaust fan gcode is M106 P3, so just use a text editor to find where that's set to 255 and lower it to around 180 (70%) and then save as a custom preset.
missed the live view, great video, very informative, good to see you back, look forward to your journey with the x1
Anyone else landed here thinking "Holy sh*t, they came out with a mini version of the X1?"
lol, yeah I can see how it could be read that way. Some day I'm sure we'll get one since Bambu has essentially unlimited capital to develop new products now with the success of the X1 and P1P.
@@nilla3d no worries my man, great review. Got my x1 about a month ago and I'm absolutely loving it, a giant leap forward in consumer printing.
Hi Nillabean 👋
It's great to see you come back up again ..
glad to have you back dude, hope you're doing fine :D
I realize the main reason that Bambu labs makes you upload your models to their “cloud” is to train the ML algorithms to make better prints. Aren’t people worried about other nefarious uses of their data ?
I exclusively print from an SD card. Partially because of worries about the cloud, but mostly because its how I've done it for years and feel most comfortable doing it that way.
@@nilla3d great idea
I would look into the Hydra mod for your AMS, it seems to be very straightforward and might depending on the size of your spools fix the issues you are having.
Since Bambo Labs sells the Hydra as an accessory, the should incorporate the Hydra into the AMS.
@@robbrown6667 they dont sell hydra as an accessory bif they do please send link preferably eu store
Glad to see a new video from you. Don't know if ill get one, as I just purchased an MK3S+, but I appreciate your content.
I have a P1P.. they are AMAZING machines!
Nice Video! I wish people would give DBs for the noise on both calibrations and the 3 different print speeds.
I just got the printer today and. the fans are LOUD.... even turned down to 70% my wife was asking me from across the house what that noise was. I don't think I'll be able to run prints during the day working like I can with my ender printer.
Who else was thinking, "hey, print a larger rear holder." Then thought...."hey, print a new solution"
Rather than use the support material people have been using PETG for supports as PLA wont stick to it and vice versa, you are probably aware of this but I thought I would comment just in case you not
Great video. Thanks for sharing
I love my Bamboo X1, but it does look like a fridge for soft drinks.
There is no comparison between RC servos and the gears in the AMS. A RC servo requires WAY more torque than what’s needed to pull filament that has little to no resistance.
Well, except that there is. Its not a point really worth belaboring, but I think the similarities are pretty obvious. Not all servos are high torque, and there are many that have smaller static loads than the gearbox in this AMS. Plastic gears do have some advantages, but afaik we don't know exactly what material the gears here are made out of to get into too deep of a conversation about it.
Thank you for the video.
What is the actual depth of this unit? Like how deep of a shelf/table does it need to be on? I've heard this dimension needs to be larger to accommodate some sort of bucket accessory that you can add to catch your waste/purge filament that gets pooped out the back?
Where did you get the filament spool holder next to the printer?
Its actually from the first Anet A8 kit I got years ago. Its just a super cheap acrylic one.
Nice video, thanks. I just got my X1C and I'm new to 3D printing. I tried one of those dragons with the MicroCenter store brand silk filament and they did not turn out very good. Anyone have any thoughts on what I could do to improve the quality? I used the Generic Silk PLA settings.
baited us all with the mini haha
Yeah I wasn't thinking about it that way lol, I was meaning "a small review"
I would look into it yourself, but I believe the gearbox units in the AMS have a warranty and expected lifetime of 3 months.
3 months? lol