Is this why Nintendo can sue another company for a patent that was made after the release of the thing they are sueing for 😂

It seems like a lot of work for very little benifit. I have a P1s with a Bigttreetech Panda. It takes seconds on that screen to select PLA, Green Generic and the generic setting has worked very well for every filament I have tried (PLA at least).

Why not just trace it on a piece of sheet steel

I found whenever someone asks the same question the third time, I wrote a FAQ or web page on those, for a company where I worked. That is a great way to get rid of many questions and save a lot of people time. This was when I worked for an oil company back in the 1990s.

ultimaker has been writing RFID tags on their filament for years.

People misunderstanding how AI works is hilarious to watch

My question to you is- In spite of your data being collected in LAN mode AND even after a factory reset, are you still keeping your Bambu Lab?

I'm a huge data privacy guy- especially in the world we are living in today and continuing to move toward... that said I had no idea how shady Bambu really is before I bought a P1S last weekend. Unless someone can prove me wrong, you literally cannot enable the LAN function on the PS1, nor between Orca Slicer (and Bambu Studio which is a clone of Orca Slicer). This is extremely disheartening. So unless people have figured out a workaround- or something i'm missing- I'll be returning this printer despite how good it is and the convenience of the AMS... what a pity.

Intellectual Property is an enormous obstacle for societal and technological progression.

Ah i wish i didnt live in communist Canada and i still made money with 3d printing. Ww3 cant come soon enough.... this world needs a reset

shouldn’t judges be one of the pillars of our society? and we can’t get them to educate themselves or understand the LAW?

How can drying a filament for too long can ruin it?

That's what I was talking to my friend about, I'm a big car guy and thought "why doesn't someone else just make the parts that aren't made anymore"

Why not make that part out of stamped sheet metal? Would be way better for the long-term

Agreed. Keep innovating

I love my Bambu printer that just works great without incredibly boring dumb tweaking every little flow rate or retraction amount etc. I literally would not get a 3 D printer until Bambu’s came out because printers needing full assembly and figuring out settings was just not worth the cost and aggravation. And Bambu filament works great. But no PCTG, or recycled, or certain colors, etc. would be nice to have RFID for my non-Bambu filaments

Of course i care, no one offered me a 1$ complete privacy program.

How can I get involved? I wanna do this.

That dude is smoking Crack! That is a trim clip and has nothing to do with a door lock! Not only that, it doesn't even look like a GM clip!

Bambu Labs should sell RF ID tags that you can set peramitters for a third party filament.

Maybe having a USB handheld RFID scanner for your slicer? then it could work in the slicer its self and be available to every printer with out modding. That could be open source slicer will set the values for hot end, speed and bed temp. Then the multicolour systems can catch up. You could buy the scanner with the filament would be an idea. You guys can go with it, free idea

Jokes on them. I have no money to spend, no matter how many ads they show me.

Yeah dont advertise this on the internet without making sure that you 100% have rights to the patent to reproduce even improved models.

The standards that should be used from the get go is ISO standards for RFID. Regarding your industrial customers wanting the same material everytime, there is a reason why. They have RD specs to follow, the have prototyped, tested, and run production per the specs. If they are good at there jobs, they even created FMEAs and have created some sort of QMS. A change in material would require testing, sampling, customer approval (if required), and then changes to all documentation, purging old material out of the system, and maintaining a clean point to ensure no mixed parts. Its way more than just changing the settings in your slicer.

This is why the community is so great and why I'll still never buy a Bambu. They're impressive machines but they lock too much away behind their walled garden in an industry founded on sharing information. Once it became clear people would put up with it Prusa began tip-toeing down that road as well. I realize not everyone has time to painstakingly build and tune their machines and just need something fast and reliable, which is fine. If they're smart they'll realize this only makes their machines more attractive. They're fooling themselves if they think people will avoid other brands of cheap filament but this shouldn't have much of an impact in the long term on their engineering plastic sales. Hell they'd probably make more money selling an intuitive, customizable RFID tag system people can just buy.

Its allDAMAGED

Game changer. My biggest concern with my p1s is Bambu deciding to lock the printer/AMS With their own filament similar to stratysys. (I hate stratasys printers for that reason, sucked buying parts for them).

I have an absolute hatred for sd cards the most useless form of storage for anything hate them all of the twenty that don’t work.

3D printing it out of plastic....... So that way in 20 or 30 years he can do it all over again when HIS old parts begin to dry rot and fall apart...

Just 3D print it out of metal, or you're just perpetuating the problem. It's not because of bad molding, it's because plastic dry rots over time, dumbass...

I am knowingly selling my data in exchange for services. I'm alright with it. The issue is people dont understand that and put too much into it without a second thought.

DRM has no value, the data is the value for the consumer. All the data could be in an open format.

With the Kobra 3 Combo and the ACE pro having RFID AND filament drying, i think it would be a cool feature to have the RFID information transmit drying settings.

Accidentally printed TPU with PETG settings and didn't even notice until after the print when I was scrolling through the prints on octoprint, and saw PETG in the title

Well, at least he didn't shotgun the resin bottle

What would Mitch say about the home made recycled filament that Uncle Jesse talk about on his channel?

VORON RFID support ???

This power issue is only with 120V? 220V in EU is without this problem?

I would have contacted E3D, the maker of the hotend, and asked for advice. That's just me.

Why can't that be made out of metal? I'm all for 3D printing, but that looks like it'd be a perfect candidate for being cut out of 1/4 sheet metal with a water jet. It'd be way stronger, and only cost a few cents extra. I can't imagine the 3D printed part is going to last any longer than the original molded part, so it's going to have to be replaced repeatedly, where a metal part would last longer than the car. It'd probably also be faster to make hundreds of them out of metal than plastic.

I think it’s only a 110v problem and Europe 220v it’s fine.

Serious 3D people better read my comment to see the future !!! I was 40 years in the plastic business and Raw Material varies a "LOT" even within lot #'s. We bought a lot of large lots, truckload quantities were common and we often specified like lot #'s to minimize variation and even still we would sort by sequence #'s within the lots we brought in. We were very tight tolerance injection molders and charged a good premium for our precision. Our machines needed tweaking throughout the sequence #'s of these lots to maintain +/- .001" or .002" tolerances. All this to Say that BamBoo could be looking ahead to be able to vary their parameters programed into their printers real time even on same repeat materials by recognizing the differences throughout the lots and setting up their printers to optimize the roll of filament your actually install. This could reduce variables beyond what anyone else in the market could do... Think About it !!!

My Android phone CAN read the Bambu tags...it obviously fails because it doesn't know the encryption keys .. but it identifies the tag correctly as a Mifare tag and attempts to read it.

Anyone else seen the video. Not only does he handle resin without gloves. But then..!! Goes and points a laser at his wife’s eyes!

Is it possible to clone a bambu labs rfid tag? ie if you have bought a black pla spool from bambu labs, can you copy the rfid tag and put that tag on say an esun black pla spool? I am assuming bambu is not tracking that number of meters have been used for a single filament serial number and that the non-writable parts of an rfid tag are used as part of hash signature

of course at the begining the mention of settings, I can understand at times why a big industrial machine might be locked in. I suspect they can only assure you of the structural properties if its extruded at x temp. I will say one thing an OpenRFID filament system could allow is keeping records of used filament like you said. My idea is that in an ecosystem like Prusa could be if you are using Connect maybe it would even be able to suggest a printer with enough filament for your job. On an XL could even have it auto suggest enabling spool rollover. Of course could also have Link directly talk to the slicer over LAN, And in sneakernet usage just have the printer generate say "Filament.cfg" or something on the flash drive and when plugged into the PC it would update the slicer on available material(s). 33:35 btw the QR code on a Prusa nozzle case opens their manual for changing a nozzle. how he mentions verifying filament and making sure its legit, this could find use case in fields like aerospace. You could prove that spool is from that mfg and as such matches the material data sheets you might require for a client to know what batch that plastic came from.

I kind of feel like this review exists for controversy. Have 2x x1c both for over a year, 0 issues with either of them. Only machine I consider superior is my prusa xl 5 head tool changer. This is clearly a maintenance issue. Look how much shit is at the bottom and the condition of the build plate.

Nobody cares about privacy anymore. And why should they? 99% of people are relatively worthless.

I already have revo nozzles for my other printers & got the Panda Revo for my X1C so i could use my existing nozzles. The flow rates im able to hit with that and bambu's petg hf are pretty crazy.

I mean, I would just use my nibbler to cut out out the slots in 3 pieces of thin aluminum then I would rivet them together! Tho i’m no 3D modeller… but I do plan on getting a printer at some point so