We all know what's in that QR-code. We know, Arne. I'm not even gonna check it. But it's 3:20 am, and I'm happy in my bed knowing, that you actually did it) Thank you, I subbed.
The main use for AMS for me is rollover filament. Add multiple spools of the same color, and it will just run over to the next one automatically when one runs out. Basically gives you a 4kg spool.
True! That’s actually a great use case I should have included in the video…. Do you use it for real large prints or just because you go through a lot of filament? I just took my 2.5kg filament spool on an external holder and put that into the ams 😊 also works great
@@Arne.Bornheim I use it for large prints where I have a spool that I know won't make it. I hate having a ton of spools with bits of filament. Especially if I'm pretty confident that it will run out in a thick part of the print. Occasionally I can see the filament change if it happens on an outside wall or something, but that's pretty rare.
AMAZING quality videos, Arne. Truly impressive composition, and I love how you jump around from place to place to keep it interesting. Have you considered building some acoustic panels for the ceiling?
Hey! Really cool to see you on the channel! Really like your videos 😊 ! Regarding the sound panels: do you think the sound is echo-y or why do you suggest it ?
Don't use the alternative material for the entire support (as that requires filament changes on every layer), but only for the "separation layer" between support and actual part.
Thanks! I tried both during the process and both works. Totally understand why only using on the interface makes more sense, because you have fewer filament changes!
What bothers me about multicolor printing is that people are using it for things where it's actually completely unnecessary just because they can. For example, to put their logo or name on a print. It's a waste of filament.
Thanks for this video I was looking at buying the A1 & wondered if the ams was worth it but I'm definitely getting it now, can't wait for them to arrive that printer is amazing!
Bambo lab printers do waste a lot of filament on color changes, but not all printers do. For example, an IDEX printer has almost no waste on a color change. If you want to make your single extruder printer to have multi-color capabilities then you can use a Palette color changer. They too have almost no waste. Great video, I will be subscribing.
Hey Arne, I enjoy your vids! One thing I would clarify is that people should only use the support filament as the interface layer, not the entire support structure. Some of your shots show that, but some show using the alternate filament for the whole support structure. It’s not a problem per se, but it’s many less filament changes if you just use the support material for the interface layer, so it saves time and filament.
Thanks! Yeah i tried out both versions: Support material just on the interface and everywhere. It definitely saves a lot of Support material and filament changes doing just the Interface 😊
Great video Arne! You've come so far with your channel. Seeing your growth has been amazing, and you've truly earned a new subscriber (me lol). Keep up the fantastic work!
It is flung away on the A1/A1 Mini. You can build a garbage can to catch it or place a filament box next to it. It is rare but it can happen that filament gets stuck and sticks to the print head. The worst case scenario is a blob of doom.
You can see it when I talk about the filament that’s used when changing. I printed a little container that collects it all. A blob is possible but so far nothing has stuck to my nozzle …
Yeah true! Normally, I clip it to the spool (but you know how it is when you want to demonstrate something quickly and then do it in not the correct way 😃 )
I’m just curious if you use pla and then petg in the Bambu ams does the nozzle temperature need to change when it switches between the pla filament and petg support filament?
@@Arne.Bornheim you’ve probably already seen his channel but Scott Yu Jan has really great cinematography and I think that you have a perfect space for the shots that he does in his videos. I think he might post tutorials somewhere but you should check it out!
I'd love to see a project where you convert extrusion to use pellets and build a sucking arm suck them from a gridfinity container - cheaper and could have it auto-print for longer
We all know what's in that QR-code. We know, Arne. I'm not even gonna check it. But it's 3:20 am, and I'm happy in my bed knowing, that you actually did it) Thank you, I subbed.
Haha 😂 i see you‘re a man of culture as well
The main use for AMS for me is rollover filament. Add multiple spools of the same color, and it will just run over to the next one automatically when one runs out. Basically gives you a 4kg spool.
True! That’s actually a great use case I should have included in the video….
Do you use it for real large prints or just because you go through a lot of filament?
I just took my 2.5kg filament spool on an external holder and put that into the ams 😊 also works great
@@Arne.Bornheim I use it for large prints where I have a spool that I know won't make it. I hate having a ton of spools with bits of filament.
Especially if I'm pretty confident that it will run out in a thick part of the print. Occasionally I can see the filament change if it happens on an outside wall or something, but that's pretty rare.
Thanks for letting me know! it’s definitely a great way to use filament all the way 😊
AMAZING quality videos, Arne. Truly impressive composition, and I love how you jump around from place to place to keep it interesting. Have you considered building some acoustic panels for the ceiling?
Love your vids
Hey! Really cool to see you on the channel! Really like your videos 😊 !
Regarding the sound panels: do you think the sound is echo-y or why do you suggest it ?
Don't use the alternative material for the entire support (as that requires filament changes on every layer), but only for the "separation layer" between support and actual part.
Thanks! I tried both during the process and both works. Totally understand why only using on the interface makes more sense, because you have fewer filament changes!
What bothers me about multicolor printing is that people are using it for things where it's actually completely unnecessary just because they can. For example, to put their logo or name on a print. It's a waste of filament.
It’s definitely something that’s great to have. But just because you have it you don’t need to use it on everything.
Thanks for this video I was looking at buying the A1 & wondered if the ams was worth it but I'm definitely getting it now, can't wait for them to arrive that printer is amazing!
Yeah the AMS is super worth it in my opinion 😊 Hope you're getting yours soon!
Bambo lab printers do waste a lot of filament on color changes, but not all printers do. For example, an IDEX printer has almost no waste on a color change. If you want to make your single extruder printer to have multi-color capabilities then you can use a Palette color changer. They too have almost no waste. Great video, I will be subscribing.
Thanks for the great Input 😊 definitely Sounds very interesting. The warte of filament is currently one of the biggest Problems i think
@@Arne.Bornheim If you get a chance to try one of those methods, I think you'll be surprised at how effective they are.
I hope I do get to try it eventually 😊
Hey Arne, I enjoy your vids! One thing I would clarify is that people should only use the support filament as the interface layer, not the entire support structure. Some of your shots show that, but some show using the alternate filament for the whole support structure. It’s not a problem per se, but it’s many less filament changes if you just use the support material for the interface layer, so it saves time and filament.
Thanks! Yeah i tried out both versions: Support material just on the interface and everywhere.
It definitely saves a lot of Support material and filament changes doing just the Interface 😊
I love your Videos! Thanks so much!
Thank you😊 happy you like them!
Great video Arne! You've come so far with your channel. Seeing your growth has been amazing, and you've truly earned a new subscriber (me lol). Keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks so much! really happy to have you here on the channel and I'm excited for the future
What happens to the "printer poop" that forms when the filament changes? Could that clog the builds?
It is flung away on the A1/A1 Mini. You can build a garbage can to catch it or place a filament box next to it.
It is rare but it can happen that filament gets stuck and sticks to the print head. The worst case scenario is a blob of doom.
You can see it when I talk about the filament that’s used when changing. I printed a little container that collects it all.
A blob is possible but so far nothing has stuck to my nozzle …
cool being one of the 1st 20 people in the comments section
Happy to have you here 😊
Thanks😊 I love your content
Very impressive editing for such a small channel. How do you not have 100k subscribers? I can tell you were definitely inspired by Scott Yu-Jan.
Thanks 🙏 hope we’ll get there sometime!
I’m a freelance video creator so I have an unfair advantage.
And yeah Scott is amazing and a great inspiration
I'm just waiting for all the different camera angles in that one room 😅 Great video 😊
Thanks! Haha Not sure if ill ever run out of cool ones 😉
6:29 don't let the end of filament from your hand. (I know, A1 will detect tangle, but better to avoid it ;-) )
Yeah true! Normally, I clip it to the spool
(but you know how it is when you want to demonstrate something quickly and then do it in not the correct way 😃 )
I’m just curious if you use pla and then petg in the Bambu ams does the nozzle temperature need to change when it switches between the pla filament and petg support filament?
Im Not 100% sure but I’d assume that nozzle temp is changing with each filament change!
Very good video!!
Thank you !
Spray paint, ever heard of it. No need for color changes
Sure but seems like a lot more manual work!
I love your aesthetic
Thanks 😊 happy that it’s appreciated!
@@Arne.Bornheim you’ve probably already seen his channel but Scott Yu Jan has really great cinematography and I think that you have a perfect space for the shots that he does in his videos. I think he might post tutorials somewhere but you should check it out!
You do already do some pretty cool shots like him!
The Qr Code is a rick roll
Haha did you actually scan it?
Yes i did
haha happy at least someone scanned it 😊 that's all i wanted
Nice
Thanks so much 😊
Bambu lab wastes a lot of material, Prusa is too expensive, so what do you do: Build you own tool changer! 😎
have you done it? I thought about it but wasn't really sure about how finicky it is and how well integrated it would be in the end
@@Arne.Bornheim TeachingTech wants to turn an SV08 into a toolchanger. He made video about that.
I'd love to see a project where you convert extrusion to use pellets and build a sucking arm suck them from a gridfinity container - cheaper and could have it auto-print for longer
Definitely an interesting project idea! I’ll look into it but not sure if I can pull something as advanced as this off right now