Every Bambu Lab 3D Printer (& What's Next...)
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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Bambu Lab disrupted with 3D printing industry with the release of the X1, X1-Carbon, and AMS in 2022. In 2024, they've now launched 7 different 3D printer models, 2 different versions of the Automatic Material System, and many different accessories. This video gives you a quick rundown on the differences between these models and how Bambu Labs entrance into the 3D printing scene was received.
00:00 - X1
00:53 - X1-Carbon
2:20 - AMS
3:34 - P1P
4:12 - P1S
4:51 - Phase 1 Recap
5:28 - A1 Mini
6:42 - AMS Lite
7:36 - X1E
8:08 - A1
8:57 - Phase 2 Recap
9:42 - Phase 3 Predictions - Наука та технологія
I don't normally make long-form videos like this one, but I'm glad you're all enjoying this one so much! I regret the following errors, thank you to everyone who pointed them out:
⚠ Correction at 7:55: I mentioned that the X1E can be controlled via your LAN without the Bambu cloud service, however this is also true for all Bambu Lab printers using WLAN. However, only the X1E has an ethernet port for a wired LAN connection. A recent update has also allowed for livestreaming over WLAN, which means most features are now available via your local network without the use of Bambu cloud services. Thanks to @Ashleys3DPrintShop for the correction!
⚠ Correction at 4:45: The P1P/P1S camera is 0.5fps, not 5fps.
Backing a 3d printer on kickstarter and receiving it two months later is INSANE!
Congrats on 50k subs! Very well deserved and I hope more people watch your stuff!!
I’ve got a pre-order from the Prusa XL mainly for the extra volume and the tool changer. If Bambu offers a similar one, I’d switch
How much is the Prusa XL?
@@joeking433 it’s $3500 for the 5 tool head, $2000 for the single tool head
I just watched this and your laser engraver video and subbed and to my shock you don’t have nearly as many subs as I thought keep up the great work you will blow up
wow! very comprehensive. It would be interesting to see where Bambu Lab goes from here.
This has got to be the coolest kickstarter. I'm so tempted to buy the Bambu Lab A1 3D-Printer.
I love the graphics of the video!
Just a small correction @ 7:55 You can control all of the bambu lab printers over local network without needing cloud. Lan only mode(over wifi) has all the same controls as its cloud alternative. So load/unload, start, pause stop printing, full XYZ controls, fans, bed and nozzle temps as well as camera all can be controlled when disconnected from the cloud so the X1E is not the only printer that has the capability. X1E does have ethernet though and hardware kill switches for networking.
Thanks for this! I've added a correction to the pinned comment :)
@@BuildyBryce Excellent video. The YT algo sent me your banger video thank you. 😁
great video !!
I love my P1S combo. What I really want to see next from Bambu lab is a 400 x 400 x 400 core XY or 350 x 350 x 350. The present build plate size is a real limiting factor for me. If Bambu lab want me to buy another printer from them (which I want to do) the build plate size is very important. I will want a few more months and if they do not release an XL printer, my money unfortunately will go to another manufacturer.
Check the interview that Stefan from cnc kitchen did with the bambu founder. He said its coming but instead of making a big x1 they decided to make the A1 series and come out with a bigger and actually improved version of the x1 series. I guess they didn't want to go the creality route with too many printers that are more or less exactly the same.
@@malloot9224 I have seen Stefan's video. Prusa's five headed XL is a crazy price, so I am waiting impatiently and saving the pennies to see what Bambu Lab comes out with.
Get a Qidi! Bigger and faster 🙌
As I have an AMS, I would like to be able to move it between printers as needed. Also I believe that Bambu lab is ahead of the curve and I want to see what their gen 2 printers have to offer.
@@nickcalthrop4779 Yeah, would love an AMS for my non Bambu (just to avoid filament runout).
I have several Bamboo at hand as well as several Qidi and apart from AMS & multi colour prints (which I don't need) the Qidi are faster, have a heated chamber (not the small one) and don't miss on quality. Not time will say for reliability!
Great video. Thanks! ❤
I just got my A1 a few days ago, I am brand new to 3d printing. I have always had interest, just never pulled the trigger. I absolutely love the A1, it has been very easy to use and learn on with minimal issues.
Tell us your experience! As someone who started 3d printing in 2014, I'd love to hear the newbie perspective 10 years later. What I wouldn't give to have a printer like this, first starting out.
@@nannerpuss9430 I am enjoying it a ton, starting to mess around with settings now to tweak print quality and all that. The A1 hasx been working amazing so far besides a few issues with print files. So far it has just worked which is awesome
🥸 great video thank you!!
love this company. Many of us don't want to be full time 3d printers, but larger creators that use 3d printing
I jumped in last year buying the X1C with AMS. Easy peasy printing.
My money is on an A1XL with 360 cubed volume, simply because technology-wise this would be so easy to pull off for Bambulab. It's simply scaling up the A1, slapping on a larger nozzle by default to counter the slightly slower motion due to the bigger bed and with the bed of the A1 anyway being lower in max.temp value, having a larger one that can reach the same level would also not be that difficult. Sell that toghether with the AMS lite for around $700 and the Neptune 4s would have a serious contender. And the buildplate can later on be reused for an X2L.
A1 XL would cost triple the price of Neptune, bamboo A1 is too expensive already
@@xeraoh Apart from the current A1 recall, I would totally disagree. Sure the Bambu is more expensive than a Neptune or Ender 3 V3 KE, but it is just so much more polished. I don't have an A1, but my P1S was just an eye-opener when I started using it, demonstrating how "amateuristic" the other printers were. There's nothing on it that wasn't done before, but instead of having to tinker and tune yourself, it just works. And that time gained is also worth something. The only thing I like less is the maintainability, not so much due to the proprietary parts, but the fact that so much needs to be taken apart to reach and replace components that will eventually wear out. And an A1 Max would not be so much more expensive than an A1. Slightly longer extrusions and a bigger bed (which being AC heated isn't that much more expensive) should do. I am hoping though for a P2S with 350x350x350 and the improvements from the A1 mini in hotend and screen. But I guess an X2 would be more likely and 350 might be pushing it (although from the current gen's size 384x384x384 would make more sense ;-) ).
I heard there was an interview with the bambu Lab CEO, And apparently he let it slide that when they do come out with a large format printer it won't be just a scaled up existing printer it'll be part of their second generation.
really LOVE my A1 combo, it's my first and only 3dprinter. And I've had a blast with it, print a lot and even do small mods to existing models. WIll make some small and easy models for my home, like covers etc. but not the fancy stuff pro modellers do.
But for my needs its super cool! I do mostly single color, but even then the filament switch is nice if you run out of filament on a big object! Tangle sensor works well, flow rate, etc. I really enjoy everything with it.
Great to hear! Sounds like 3D printing tech is finally dialed in enough to use as an actual appliance, not a burdensome time sink.
Great comparisons for noobs like me 😊
I ordered my A1 Combo last week. Can't wait to get it already!
Got an A1 mini a month ago. First Printer, without AMS. I am happy, what a nice entry printer.
Maybe I will upgrade to an A1 or whatever is new later. I think it will be a BambuLab again
Even with the recall i still love my A1.
Small correction for a small printer.
The A1 mini doesnt have a speaker. The print start and end noises are just clever gcode playing a tune.
Oops! You're 100% correct, it sounded so good that it completely fooled me. I played a few songs on my A1 in my latest video using the same technique ua-cam.com/video/fhX0a7bRnaA/v-deo.html
I hope to see an IDEX machine. Multi color has been great, but multi material is exciting now & i don’t have use cases for more than 2 materials… I assume it would also speed up multicolor because one nozzle can prep/purge while the other is printing
Few corrections:
1) P1 series camera has 0.5 fps not 5fps. It means a single frame per 2 seconds... Yes, horrible.
2) You can operate every Bambu printer from your local network. Every printer has LAN mode (and had from the start).
I was so tempted to get a Prusa printer but the A1 came out and I just had to get it
Can't wait to get me A1 Combo
Great video
It wouldv helped to make a list at the end on whats the most high end at the moment and what is the most cheap one
I would like to see a multi hotend solution like idex or Prusa XL style from Bambu Lab. My Bambu X1C, which I bought 2 from kickstarter have been my absolute best 3d printers ever. And this is from someone with 7 printers and several years of 3d printing experience.
Wish BL would have a look at the resin-printing world and make a similar impact. Still loving my P1S-Combo in the mean time 😊
I used to have a Anicubic i3 mega a couple years ago. I just got a P1S after so many years of not having a printer, and this is just crazy. How can they make a 3d printer so good.
Predictions seem a bit like throwing mud against the wall, and seeing what sticks, but a very good rundown on the printers
would love to hear what you think the X2 will look like and what improvements it will have
With the hole recal situation ill be surprised if they bring out a new printer for a while maybe close to the end of 2024. Im returning my A1 to buy an X1 so im hopping if they do bring out an X2 there wull be upgrade options 😉.
One thing i think they could do to improve the x1 would be the nozle wiping it works great but makes a lot of noise, the way the A1 does this is a lot less noticeable and will last significantly longer than the x1 version whitch will require relatively frequent swap outs. (The x1 does do a better job from what i see but the A1 has the benefit of scraping and rubbing against its brush as well so im not sure if overal the x1 is better or not.)
I think the only big way bambu could improve from here would be to figure out multi extruder heads in the X series and then give it a bigger bed.
Beyond that, it would be the goal to print without lines (which is every FDM's goal).
I bought a P1S and it's everything it was hyped up to be. Kind of wishing I bought the X1C instead, but only mainly just because the price difference seemed to be a worthwhile upgrade. But I doubt I would get any better prints from it over the S.
❤❤❤ i have one but the thing was when it was i tuess in kick starter or so someone made a video it said best 3d printer and it costed so much but i bought
P1/P1S have limit on max build plate temp, to enable printing PC and PA6.
The only thing missing from Bamboo Lab's printers is open source software. If they are using Klipper firmware as the basis of their software, then they are breaking copyright law by NOT open sourcing their firmware. The ability to interact with their printers WITHOUT using their cloud, and the ability to use all features of Klipper (Mainsail interface, etc) is missing. I would consider one of their printers IF they'ed open sourced the firmware. That's why I'm building a Voron Switchwire Ender 3 Pro conversion.
It would be out of character for Bambu to trim the A1 mini down. Their whole mantra is a complete package/experience along with the ultimate designation of the P1P being written off as further evidence. I do believe they'll have a new flagship since they already hinted one and a large scale would be a logical possibility as well. They seem to be averaging good reviews across the line up so while they do have a lot to live up to they don't show many signs of slowing down.
7:55 So does this mean that you cannot locally control x1c, p1p and p1s (i.e. LAN only, no internet & "cloud")?
I want a printer in the similar price range of x1, an upgraded p1s. It would be nice for the p1s to have a screen, a bigger build plate, and a hot swappable hot end. if thats so, I’m instantly buying one
I think the next printer will be a new upgraded and larger XL. I recommend watching CNC Kitchen's interview with the owner of Bambu Labs. The title is:
"Bambu Lab's NEW A1 Mini and why they didn't release an X1 XL!"
How dope would a bambu lab belt printer like the cr30 but actually good
Iwas planning to buy an X1 Carbon, but I might wait a bit longer now until Bambulab announces a new printer.
That's what I'm worried about. Spend the money and have something cheaper and better come along.
I'm betting that somewhere, in the back of a warehouse, Bambu Labs is making a Resin printer.
If they release the larger build volume one, I would sell my ender 3 and CR10 and jump on it. That's the only reason why I'm still using my CR10V3.
Make more vids like this but with different companies
I think they will make a multi extruder large format printer, to take on the prusa XL. The last two printers (A1 mini & A1) were aimed at taking prusa mini & mk4 customers away from prusa. The xl customers or potential customers who are put off by the €4k price tag for a 5head xl would be their target. The biggest criticism that bambu printers get is the large waste volume produced for multi colour prints. So a multi extruder printer would solve that issue & take more customers off of prusa. The xl had some a troubled launch too, if bambu make another printer that just launches cleanly & works out of the box, itd be another feather in their cap
Dreaming of an automatic nozzle calibrating idex system, with something like 400x300mm...add ams filament changes while other toolhead is printing on top...
I got my A1 yesterday, so far, so good!
Oof, this didn't age so well. Only 2 weeks since you released this video and your favourite has now been subject to a worldwide recall.
P1S also has Closed Loop Control like the X1C. The P1P doesn't.
I think/hope that they will end up making a resin 3d printer
I've always wanted multi-colored printing but it also looks like a pain in the ass.
What printers can compete with the A1 and A1 Mini at their price point?
The CEO said they are working on an X1 XL and that it won’t be released till it can offer something more than just being a scaled up version to make it their second generation device so I suspect that will be their next big release. Really hoping the new x series upgrades can be installed on the X1C as an upgrade kit or it’ll feel bad for anyone who buys one just before they announce heh
im about to get my x1c in a week, i wanna cry ngl, i dont mind it being smaller i just dont wanna miss out on the new x1 XL upgrades if there will be any:(
@@lyx9560 they said it won’t be till later in the year at least so you can enjoy printing on it for all the months you would have missed sitting and waiting heh
@@hicamajig oh i see, good to hear then
@@lyx9560 also get x1c last month , hope we can get upgrade parts from x2 or x1 XL
I've entered the waiting list for the Prusa XL, as it expected in June 2024, Bambu has time to get 2-3 kind of printer revisions or new printer in the meantime. Also I've heard rumors about an announcement in early february.
What I don't like with the AMS today (independently from the printer) is the wasted filament.
Today I only have MK3S and Minis from Prusa (not a fanboy but those were the quality one when I bought them) and I print either monocolor or change manually 2-3 times in a print to have different colors depending on the layers
But I've watched AMS and my personnal feeling is there 's too much wate, so I'll give the XL a try once most of the early issues have been fixed
I thought the A1 hasn’t released yet?
It was released at the end of 2023 (at this time I ordered mine), but then in February they issued a callback on the heated bed because the cable might burn so they had to stop selling them, if you have one now, you can either send it back and get a refund plus I think 80$ or wait for the replacement part and get 120$
A1 Max comes before the X2 thing
A P1 with updated screen and camera
I want a X1-max. Or a multi tool head system with 350. Because bambu know how to make reliable stuff.
Do you think Bambu Lab will ever come out with a resin printer
I don't understand why the X1 is worth $800 more than the A1?
The A1 mini has no speaker. The sounds are coming from the motors.
6:18 its the same on the X1 and P1
Bambu seems to got the 3d printing world in a headlock right now 😂
Is that a crack I see on the x1c lidar?
Just checked, it's cracked. Not sure how I missed this when filming/editing, and not sure how it happened either. Thanks for spotting this!
@@BuildyBryce your welcome! Keep up the great videos!
A1 mini is the iphone of 3d printing and it's only $200 now.
Not sure but if the next gen printer isn’t bigger there’s going to be a lot of angry customers, I’ll be one of them. I wasn’t happy to see the A1 but I understood it. It made perfect business sense.
But seeing as how they already publicly states they will not upsize the x or p series and only the next gen printer will be when they release a larger printer to my mind that should be their focus. There is already a lot of market share being lost to the k1 max even though it’s got some pretty significant resonance issues. But those that bought it didn’t care, it was worth putting up with because the build volume suited their needs.
Personally I’m patiently waiting for Bambu to release their larger printer. But if the x2 or what ever it is they release is the same build volume or only slightly bigger I’m jumping ship. I have to, I’m already not printing certain things due to the size restriction the Bambu has that I don’t want to print in parts.
next will be them providing support which doesnt exist at the moment
The a1 mini whitout ams lite is pretty cheap. I don’t think they will make an even cheaper printer.
My prediction is far dire than yours and we should all be warned. Firstly that was a really good review, I just got an X1-C for work and was strongly considering getting one for personal use. I to was considering holding out to see what the future will bring. Now back to my prediction of doom. I have seen this before in the drone market and it is not good. Mark my words in less than 5 years Bamboo will be the only 3D printer manufacturer! They are doing exactly the same as DJI did. This is the intent and there is massive investment driving this. Not to mention the data mining potential with all company and personal prototypes being uploaded to China. Even states it in the privacy dec. The sheer quality user experience and print results will destroy the market as no other company has the financial backing to compete!
the bambu engineers even came from DJI too!
I'd been watching 3d printers for many years before the A1 came out. However no printer before the A1 convinced me that it was worth the plunge. The sad reality is there was a massive gap in the market that no one filled.... and bambu is now filling it. The other big brands can still compete and its not that hard to get capital. The problem is now they can't just match bambu, they have to beat them. Best of luck I guess
The mini is already so economical I doubt much can be gained by stripping it down.
Why don't they just have four nozzles insted of 4 Herads for multi-color? Like I get that it would increase weight and make fast printing more difficult. But to get rid of all that waste material, it is a compromise I personally would be willing to make.
God please Bambu lab make an idex with an OMG STYLE EXTRUDER (quad drive) don’t doesn’t jam, with all your bells and whistles. so It can print tpu with supports. If they do this it would be the most ground breaking universal printer ever made. It would completely change 3D printing forever. I have your x1e’s and c’s. Make the x2 with idex.
Imo if you are only printing pla don’t get a the x1c, it’s fast yes but there’s cheaper and better for what you do, the x1c is for more than pla and is just overkill
thank you, the official page is so fkng confusing almost like nespresso page...
And Bambu is trying out new types of printers, and maybe even have a laser or CNC machine
laser machine is on the way，coming soon
why is the video in 360p
It's taking a bit longer for UA-cam to process the 1080p version than usual 😬
@@BuildyBryce oh, odd I'll watch it now
I hope the 2.0 versions be cheaper
Completely ignoring resin. I believe they could come out swinging left field and making a resin printer similar to what the X1 was to the FDM space.
Sorry, but I would love the future X2 to be a 350x350x350!
if they keep improving their products they will rule the market like apple did! just imagine a p1s double the size, with a real 60 fps cam, leds on each side, dual extruder and a ams with a built in heater with up to 5 or 6 rolls...:D:D:D man im dreaming...
I hope Bambu will try a toolchanger "AMS" with th new a1 "System" in a xy core 350 cubed for under 1,5k€. That would be such a fight for all the other brands 🤙🏻
'Something something Bambu Lab something'
It's free engagement!
Lets agree we dint need p1p a1 does a better job
Imo the prices for these is still too much to justify, especially with the cloud bs and other marketing stuff that is more gimmick than needed for most and their slicer is meh. If the X1c would be $999 I would say fine, but it's usually more than that and the e going for over 2k when it's only got minor upgrades is such an Apple move. Perhaps, like you said, it gives the competition a kick to up their game. Frankly I'm shocked this industry still hasn't figured out what people really want and that's reliable prints and an easy and open ecosystem around it. We already have all the parts to make reliable printers and doing the interface over local network rather than on the printer would save a lot of money. Let's face it, you need the slicer anyhow so moving an SD card around or having more than an emergency stop and maybe some debugging tools is all you need on the printer. Be much nicer just to have it solely over network and just taking a laptop with you to debug things, like you do in oh idk a car. What Bambu does is provide something for those that don't want to tinker or don't really have a grasp of technical stuff anyways, but a lot of those that print stuff are good enough with their hands to not need an Apple approach to printers, especially when it means upgrades and support can only happen from Bambu themselves. Really hope this brings the industry forward even if Bambu is really not the savior they seem to be, but competition is good.
Bambu Lab Printers are a good Competition but i will never get a Machine i dont Fully own if i have the choice, my Voron 2.4 has everything i want from a 3D Printer and it is 100% my Machine no need to connect to some sketchy chinese servers, only my local network.
That’s going to become as niche as Linux - the OS for people whose hobby is the OS. The rest of the population just want to get shit done.
They just copy-paste Prusa, so my guess will be something like Prusa XL with a 360x360.
So you're telling me the x1c and p1p are based off Prusa? Lmao. You're an idiot if you think everyone "copied" Prusa.
Ah yes, prusa made a corexy printer with a lidar, camera and enclosed closure
@aregulargenericname8794 ah yes, he did a Prusa Mini, MKx, Printables with competition events etc.. It is obvious. So, my bet is 360x360 for X2 XL.
But you heavily rely on their parts . Thats one thing keeping me from buying a1
What do you mean with this? Im thinking of getting one
Bambu built their products by stealing from open source projects like Voron and Prusa. Then they built buzz by giving away a 3d printer to every UA-camr and their dog, who are now gratefully shilling for them. These printers are going to take us back to the dark ages of 3d printing, where everything was closed source and wrapped up in patents. Thanks a lot, youtubers, that's another thing you messed up for everyone.
I love opensource, contribute myself as well, but this behaivour is also what you see in software where opensource is used for closed source commercial products. And that sucks, especially when nothing gets returned to the community. A lot of times you will start seeing controbutions going back to the community when the company is established. So you can still expect Bambu to be doing that in the (near) furutre. These printers taking us back to the dark ages of 3d printeng? What drugs are you on, these machines enable a whole other segment of people to use these machines, build models which you can also use on whatever printer you like. If you can not see that benefit you are living int he dark ages yourselve.
Adding choice and competition takes away nothing.
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