im wondering if its "heatcreep" in the heat break that causes your jams, the k1 has a similar hotend design and ive had my share of frustration caused by "heatcreep"

I like your golf cart analogy.

I just made a 1240 mile roadtrip with my Tesla and we needed toilet brakes more often than the tesla needed charging. So we charged every time we went to the bathroom. Never needed to stop and charge because the car asked us to.

Someone never upgraded the suspension on his mustang.

I just have a cr10 max.

I think everyone goes through "range anxiety" when they first own an EV. I'm no different. When I first got my Ioniq 5, I was afraid to go any farther than work which is only 13 miles each way. After a few months I got very comfortable with the commute and traveling around town so I decided I wanted to be brave and go on a road trip which was a total of 360 miles. I found a hotel at my destination that had complementary level 2 charging and was able to charge overnight and return home easily. Success! (and a rewarding feeling). The next step was to take a longer trip and try out the available charging networks out there, which Tesla - bar none - has the best in the US! Low and behold another milestone and confidence builder achieved! It's been a year since I took the plunge and I would not hesitate to jump in my car and take a trip anywhere in the US with a little smart planning. It's so relaxing and quiet driving my EV over anything else I have owned before. I think the fact that most of the weight is low and centered makes the car handle extremely well. Plus having all that power available to punch out of any bad situation in an instant is so gratifying! 😉

Hey man, I'm trying to build my own exhaustion system so these videos are very helpful and I really appreciate it! But definitely the best thing I got from the video was the song you play for the tests! Damn man, what a beat! Thanks for introducing it to me.

I have an Ender 3 S1 pro and I did not use creality slicer even once. I slice everything with Cura (it has built in profiles for Enders) and I have no issues whatsoever.

Cool perspective on EV vs ICE. Just get what fit your need and not worry about what everyone else opinion.

I guess you forgot, but could you please show how the cable failed in the next video?

Now I want to submit a claxton with the guarantee that it will eliminate all fan noises. It would really be just covering it up with a LOUD noise, but it would be funny.

BUahaha, Dodge owner...wants EV, buys a Tesla. The King of bad choices.

I think you’re the first person I’ve heard not mind it being stalkless haha

I get it. Alot of people suck at tuning, fixing and thinkering around hardware and software. These new machines are fine for you. But again, don't you dare look down on the ender 3 as this machine in the right hand and with the right upgrade path can absolutely slap back at these machines. The truth is that these new machines cost pennies now and building an Ender 3 from scratch is more expensive unless you get it for dirt cheap or get it free. Thinkering brings back the real ownership of the machine to you. Not the company that made it. Your downfall with the machine was exactly that. Next time my washing machine break i fix it alone with time and youtube. Yall can call customer support.

Have you seen bHaptics 40 motor vest that does more than go off of the noise of the game.

I wonder if they have fixed the clogging problem. It always baffled me how much of the printer was left for the customer to "tweak". It basically left us to beta test the product. Oddly, while their customer support was outsourced to youtubers looking for content. (not this one though...) So many things stupid desing flaws are/were left to the user who then had to rely on unreliable sources to fix them. I believe we are past the novelty stage for 3D printing where this is an acceptable business practice. Half a year ago I bought a resin printer in the same price range and was amazed how much reliable that machine is. At the same time, it is so well made that I can't see how I could "tweak" the thing. I would be tempted to try the V3, as I was very happy with the V2. However, when I inevitably ran into a problem I could not fix myself, I experienced how utterly useless the Creality customer support is. The machine is now dead and I have nowhere to fix it. And I hate to spend this amount of money on something that could become unfixable.

This comes down to the fact that the cable should not connect to the plate in that manner. The entire machine looks so polished until you look at those connections. They should have an external connector for that cable.

Interesting. My replacement heatbed came in a few months back. I did buy mine the day its orders want live thiugh

Everyone is driving Teslas around here now, I see then daily

Can this work with the hyper X quad cast someone plz respond cuz I want these with the hyper X I got the cords and adapter

I've been trying to find a consumer grade full colour 3d printer. There was one that came out but it seems to have vanished. It's available used, but getting the filament and ink for them seems to be impossible now😢

in the spread sheet Sawblade dosent have accurate DBS it says its 2.6 dbs while the test gave the results of 46 dbs (i know its a late comment)

😲😲😲😲 8 !!

They should send two of those bumpers, so one could arrange them as buttocks 😅

Got an A1 at launch. Filled out recall form as soon as it was available in February. Got replacement bed in May and installed it a week or two later. Had to remind Bambu another couple weeks after that to get the store credit for doing the replacement myself. Used that credit to take some of the edge off buying an X1C combo, which went on sale for their 2nd anniversary the very next week. Bambu promptly issued another store credit for the difference though. All in all mostly pleased with the entire experience outside the 3 month wait for the new hot bed (TBF they estimated that time exactly on the initial form) and having to remind them to send me that initial store credit.

So many assumptions made. So hard to watch. Real engineer experiencing conFusion

Congrats on the M3P 👍 good choice IMO.

My issue with Bambu Labs: - Proprietary firmware - Max size of 10 cubic inches Especially since I want to get into printing helmets, that size does not work for me, since I do not want to print those helmets cut.

My replacement bed had a faulty temp sensor - read 5-10 degrees too low, so my bed was consistently too hot. Took me good month to get past tier 1 support and actually have someone take it seriously. Second bed works great, back to printing with this fantastic printer.

Fwiw: For most of the printers we used at work (Ultimaker/MarkForge) I found some cabinets to store filament that have an electric humidity management system. Pretty cool! Worked great and could feed 4 spools, or one big one (10kg spool from matterhackers). Check out StatPro filament cabinets!

The model 3 is fantastic for road trips, I've done several 1000km trips up north here in Finland, and the last one we had between -28°C and -37°C (-35°f) for the whole trip, no issues what so ever! It's a great car for road tripping, and the fact is that if you live out in the middle of nowhere, the tesla is going to make so much more sense, because you'll save so much more on gas since you drive more!

0:21 WEEE

Look at the paramilitary thug vermin that now slouches about as the "British Police force". God they nauseate me. To think of the finely turned out smart and adaptable police that we once had and now to see the dead eyed gun toting thugs that those former proud men & women have been replaced with. Gotta keep the populace frightened after all.

Is this entire video sped-up by ~30% Seems to fast at 1.0 and .75 is better but too slow

Thank you for being sensible and not using it like they asked while waiting for the replacement part. The amount of "nah bro, it's cool. There's nothing wrong. Any reports of issues are a plot by Prusa," I've seen on this topic the last few months has been so cringe. Companies do not spend the crapton of cash they have to on replacing a part for every one of these they've sold for no reason.

My A1 beats my Ender 3! That's not a high bar to meet though.

The only time I've had my filament break in the AMS is when the humidity started climbing up a bit or I tried to use filament that really should've been dried first. Now, outside of that, I have seen two issues with the AMS. The first is that the first stage feeders seem to be a bit of a weak link, and the worst part is that Bambu Lab considers it a wear part. So, you'll likely have to pay to get a new one. The second problem is a weird one. If I leave my printer on for some amount of time (not sure if there is a specific threshold), the printer and/or AMS will refuse to read the spool's NFC tag. When I insert a new filament, I just get "?" on the screen. If I restart the printer, it works fine. It might not be as annoying if the X1C started up as quickly as the P1P and P1S do.

i have an x1c that the AP board died 10 days out of warranty. I went back and forth with their support so many times just trying to get them to send me an invoice for one of the few parts they don't sell on the site. It took about 3 weeks to get them to ship a part that was in stock. I didn't even press them to warranty it. Pretty mid.

In SC.... HOT - Can confirm.

To be fair, sending to the print farms first makes sense seeing as Id bet they run more hours per week on em then most people would. Increasing chances of fires.

4:17 if you want to rehome the printer - or any - lemme know. 🤣 I've got experience at taking in stray cats. 😝

Damn, how many screws does it take to replace the build plate? What ever happened with just 4?

I have been wanting to see how the Aptera does. I know this video is about a Tesla car but I really want to see the Aptera do what it is advertised to do. Hopefully it will actually start coming out in 2025.

It is just a power cable, could replace it yourself.

Nice thing about those QR codes that bring you to a website is that when they want to stop supporting it then can just take the website down and force you to get a new printer.

anyone else saw that Weee LOL

I had a customer who had just bought an A1...some months ago, and he got his replacement in...2 weeks or so from the time they announced the problem. (I repair 3D printers for a living)

*2.5 "poor" rating with 56% 1 star reviews on trustilot is all you need to know about bambu lab and their products* *Compared to prusa "excellent" rating which is at 4.7 with 84% 5 star reviews*

The filament breaking inside the AMS is probably my least favorite thing about my bambu p1s. At least it's not as obnoxious to fix as when the same thing happens in my Creality CR-10 and have to break out the wrench and push things through the extruder gear.

Without a doubt, Bambu Lab printers are the best. They might not be the cheapest on the market, but they are certainly the best. I also have a question, which model of Flir thermal camera are you using? Thank you very much.