because Bambu isn't able to offer enterprise level support. When you buy the X1E from a reseller, all warranty, tech help, and repair issues are handled by the reseller. Probably the reason for the high price.

I’m sorry for your terrible attention span.

@@FuturistFoundry I have no problem with long videos, I have a problem with fucking awful videos that don't answer the most basic questions.

It'd be amazing for DND figures but it is a "bit" overkill. That being said, lots of opportunities to go beyond DND figs and the workflow is a lot cleaner than hobby printers due to the fact that a lot of the processes on the Form 4 are automated. Since there is a new lighting unit on the Form 4, it would take the same amount of time to print a full build plate or a partially filled build plate. An average size DND figure should be printed pretty quickly.

@@Shop3Dca thanks so much! I’m pretty sure I’m gonna pull the trigger here soon with my bonus this year. Excited to hear that it’s great for DnD stuff

You should try a little harder then..

@@PolycultureArt Try a little harder at what? Not giving feedback? This is a very small channel who is starting out, the thing they need the most at the moment is feedback. However if you want to drive people away from the channel with cringy, low effort "git gud" style comments... knock yourself out.

@@nelsoncabrera6464 Its in your first sentence "I try not to criticise BUT"... If your trying not to criticise, then your not trying very hard. Because in the next sentence you criticise them.. 🤦‍♂ There is nothing wrong with the music, its in the video for practically 10 seconds. Your comment is akin to an old man yelling at clouds. BUT... Perhaps you could start by saying "hey thanks for taking the time to make such a great video, not sure about the intro music, but what would I know, I obviously have no idea whats current and the musical taste of an ashtray to boot"

@@PolycultureArt "Musical taste of an ashtray" ... you must be from my family tree. And you are correct, I should have been more diplomatic. The reason I mention it is because almost everyone I know that is in content creation or is an "influencer" (I hate that word/concept) has the same opinion regarding this kind of music (invariably everyone calls it Casy Neistat music). It is incredibly overused and is, as a colleague calls it "the equivalent of Photoshop's lens flare filter that was on every old 90s Geocities/Angelfire site". Sort of reminds me of gaming channels and Dubstep, even young kids admit they hate it but they use it because it pisses people off (apparently upsetting people is what they think being "edgy" entails, and then they wonder why they don't have any subs.)

@@nelsoncabrera6464 yeah well fair enough dude, your last comment has a bit more conviction and somewhat more of a point, so I’ll let you off the hook. I watch some pretty inane stuff and this music is so meh compared to the really annoying stuff (stock music). Chipmunk 🐿️ vocal samples, drums with way to much reverb. I think Casey is far from the worst offender in the category.. so yeahhh I’m with you, just not in this case.. old mate is fine, it’s tastefully done, it’s quick. The content is good (which more than makes up for 10 seconds of “bahd musak”. Anyway Iifes to short to stay mad. Let’s make ukulele/whistling stock music together and get rich (or die trying ;) dawg!

the X1, P1 series both all of an offline mode.. You can operate all of those machines in a lan only mode (so no cloud functionality but you can still conenct with your printer while being in the same network. You can also just go back to the good ol' times and use the SD card or so.

@@Silidor372 The A series also has offline mode and one nice benefit of "LAN Mode" that I've noticed is that transfers to the printers are faster. The A series is fairly slow when downloading from the cloud because of the https encryption which I believe is not used in LAN mode (but I'm not 100% sure, it might just be that LAN mode is less taxing to the M4 cpus since there is no need to spin up a https client). I'm not sure if the dual core Cortex M4 model that is used as the application processor have hardware cryptography acceleration.

only differences are 20 degrees on the hotend, chamber heater, physical wifi and ethernet switches, ethernet port, and enterprise level security protocols. Nothing more than that.

@@hectorplaza2980 You forgot the colour ... ;)

@@xaraphynthat sounds like a scam

try doing large nylon prints on the x1c and get back to us .

For me, those things are DEAL BREAKERS! What a silly decision Bamboo has made to not allow PAYING CUSTOMERS to call support directly! JUST SILLY! As is with your experience, it's clear to me that a "reseller" just wants to SELL the product and not actually SUPPORT it, without $$$$. The other silly thing is not being able ot get the club discount. That should just be included inside every printer sold!!! They want people to buy THEIR filaments, but then make people jump through hoops. *DEAL BREAKERS* Add to that, that they way their printer changes filaments constantly through a print and creates LOTS of waste, is also a major DEAL BREAKER! Sure, there's an option for it to use the filament, during changes, for infill. But that too has its limitations. The other huge deal breaker is that it's all closed and not open. I do not like being locked into someone's product where you have no choice to buy parts and supplies from them. We already know that companies, especially ones that do silly things and/or have silly policies, often go out of business. Then what does a person do when they need something. It's too bad that for their color production, that they don't use a 4-to-1 filament director. This is where the 4 filaments enter their tubes (metal) and the tubes join to where the nozzle is. When a color is chosen, the one color just detracts up, while the next color is pushed right down. There's a printer that uses this, but I think that they only have the 2-color setup. To save waste, not only does their slicer have the option to use filament for infill and supports, but an option that tells it to just print without purging at all. So yeah, this Bamboo stuff is a no deal here.

Why do you need to purchase from a reseller?

@@endostatica1405 X1E is only exclusively available from resellers due to the support available for local customers that Bambu Labs themselves cannot provide.

Western countries should make laws that limit private information going to china.

@@Freedom_and_Democracyright. Meta is out of control. 😏

@@thespiceislife2082 No information should go to China.

Ah! You mean like a Hyundai engine. LOL But seriously, I have zero trust for this company, especially if it's cloud based and/or our info is on THEIR servers as our builds. NO WAY! Certain countries have PROVEN that they can not be trusted!

It has a lot of waste I have no clue about the security and I’m 300 print hours in and nothing major yet

@@Duckwithapartyhat 300 print hours??? WOW!!! that must be one hell of a benchie! ROFL Sorry, I just had to! 😅😂🤣👍😁👍

@@BlondieSL lol

That's a good point and a good question. I'm guessing you can get a chute design that wont block the Ethernet port?

Both bed slingers such as Ender 3, Prusa and CoreXY printers like the Voron or Bambu X1 are Cartesian. They use X, Y, Z (Cartesian coordinate system) to determine the movements of mechanical parts: the print head and the bed move according to the coordinates. A different type of commercial kinematics system are Delta printers such as the Flsun S1.

Yes, you will need to remove the raft before sending in the part. We recommend to use sharp blade, and to take it off slowly, as to not ruin the contact surfaces between the part and the raft.