thank you so much for your sharing!

All the "Panda" series products are a waste of money and this (and the Jetpack) put out WAY less air than the stock duct.

I can tell you this, along with the "Jetpack" are worthless. If you use an anemometer you'll see the stock fan duct registers about 4.00. These things register around 1.00. There is almost no air coming out. The whole "Panda" line is just trying to capitalize on Bambu's popularity.

Great video. Well done.

Question: can I use this laser with the F30 air assist? You seem to have the F30 V2 here.

I've had zero problems with the LIDAR, works as intended for me. I'm with you on the slightly larger size and heated chamber, and the nozzle changes. An AMS that was easier to clear jams would be fantastic. A simple to remove bottom panel would be great. More robust motors to over come simple edge-of-spool tension jams would be great.

17:29 the resonance is worse with the AMS on top. The built in rubber feet don't help. And that shelf you printed to raise the AMS higher creates a worst case scenario.

I have followed this setup to the letter and my rotary won’t rotate when I click test.

Someone told me the only time you need this is with oozing type filament like PETG, other filaments actually don’t benefit. Can you confirm this?

Only thing i need is at least two print heads. And both can use AMS? :)

i want to get the a1 because it is cheaper. but i have put my previous printer in an enclosure for temperature stability. I've heard that the a1 doesnt have a cooling fan for the internals so it is not recomended to use an enclosre.Wwhat should i do?

Great info thanks for sharing the tips

Hey everyone,i've got an X1, a MK4, an SR, and a V400, and I'm working on some small order production,the A1 is mainly for multi color prints, while the others handle single color batch orders,they all work really well together, and it's definitely a great setup,just wanted to share my experience and say keep up the good work

Thank you for sharing your must print list I will definitely put these on my list once I order my P1S.

I am new to the Bambu world and I found your video was VERY helpful thank you so much for sharing this.

Hi, I may have missed it, but can you provide a link to purchase that rotary and it's accessories? ?

I just use a cardboard box for the poop. Lol. And I didn't bother printing the bearing covers since they are sealed. Plus I don't use the ramp cause I just vacuum my x1c out.

Hey look, it has the same linear rail system on the x-axis that I added to my Creality Ender 3 v 2 for $8! And it has the exact same dual z-axis (wrapped in ejection molding) as my Ender 3 v 2 that I added as an upgrade -- except with it, I can have those motors and such closed off and epoxied. Also, when things are covered with injection molded plastic, I have to think there are some plastic parts in there. Reminds me of a microwave -- and the fact folks refer to it glowingly as an "appliance" and not a "machine" I guess makes sense. And, no, I am not a fan of any specific brand. I love people getting into 3d printing and if this is the entry, then awesome. But this printer sells for $399 because they cut a few corners to get there.

Nice video, its good to see videos that aren't spamming the internet with the same information. When I got into laser engraving, everyone was focusing on cutting boards, glassware, tumblers, and other stuff that has so much competition. I think this was very helpful with thinking outside of the norm and finding ways to create products specific to niche markets. I also like how you incorporated both of your lasers and your 3D printer to create this too. It really shows you can do so much when combining different tools and that's something I don't think about when trying to create a product. The Lightburn thing was really good to know too! I didn't know that changing different colors automatically had them show up as a different layer in Lightburn. I usually do solid color engravings but this was very helpful for me because in the past I would just add the file and manually change the artwork to a different layer.

Thanks so much for a throughout review - this video helped me make up my mind! While I really wanted a P1S, I have a one bedroom apartment. The living room serves as my office during the day, and the dog sleeps in the living room at night. I catch myself thinking I'd find ways to make the P1S quieter - but the whole reason I'm looking into a Bambu is so that I spend less time tinkering/modding (Have a modified Ender 2 v2, and a heavily-modified Ender 5 Plus, turned Mercury One.1).

Brother, I live in Saudi Arabia and don’t have much investment. Do you think 3d printing is a good enough model to start earning money?

very informative video...thanks for it....but I can´t find the download for the wooden board...can you give me a link, please?

Thanks. This video was well done. I appreciate the time you took to explain this method.

Where did you find the print for the Panda Touch bracket?

Nice factory, boss!

My favorite accessory is a poop bin. I had tried a few but didn't like them much. And the cheapo cardboard box behind the machine was too difficult to remove without dumping. The current is ramped with a removable tray on the side of the machine. And the ramp hooks under the machine and around one foot to keep it from moving at all. Makes for a super fast cleanout when full! Like why did it have to dump out the rear? And why did I choose to place it against a wall in a corner? I will never know.....

Worst ever. No news value whatsoever. Poop shute, Bambu scraper, ... really ? Maybe you should have cut the piece struggling with the glass plate out of the video.

Immediately ordered the LEDs and waiting on them to arrive. I have an unrelated question for you, though: I have the OMTECH AF-2435-80 and Im puzzled how exactly the "autofocus" works. I've used it a few times and it always sets the same distance from nozzle to worksurface, and it's about an inch, probably 24mm. Does that sound right to you? That's way higher than most other videos on KZbin show the correct focal length to be (usually 5-7mm).

good to have a diamondback e3d for p1s p1p

Great video, great presentation, great production value, content is nothing new and more of the same. I look forward to more unique videos sir.

Thanks for the no-nonsense review. I'm having a hard time finding anyone that doesn't recommend the A1 for a first time 3D printer. I've been watching from the sidelines since the early 2000s when things were pretty bad compared to now. I'm an engineer but I don't really want to fiddle with the printer too much unless I want to. Someone said that Bambu Labs is like the Apple of 3D printing. That resonated with me. Normally Apple is pretty good but the last few years have been dicey.

Great video, I love anything related to functional and useful prints! Some of these have been so helpful for me personally too and the others would be helpful too if I had a different setup where I could use them. I really wanted that AMS riser but since I have my printer on a shelving unit, the AMS already hits the top shelf when trying to get filament out. The drawers, added plate holder, and best of all the glass top holder makes it so worth printing. I hate having to leave the door open and worry about that glass getting broke so opening the lid is way better. The plate guides and the desiccant pods have been a game changer as well and I always recommend them to my anyone with a P1S and AMS since you let me know about them. I haven't printed the Bambu scraper yet for the same reason it took you a while to. I was afraid it would tear up the textured bed but I'm going to print that right now! That would work great with any printer. I'm also super happy that you added and enjoy the AMS buffer release I designed! There are other separate tools that could be printed but I was afraid I would lose them and the others require you to add before installing the AMS so I'm glad this worked as well as it did after designing it. It really means a lot to add it to this list too!

PCBWay is the new Raid Shadow Legends.

Awesome breakdown! My motor makes a TON of noise sometimes. It seems like it's when it's about to change direction. I haven't taken mine apart yet, so I'm not sure HOW it's changing the direction it rotates the spool, but I assume it's mechanical? Either that or a polarity change? I'm not smart enough for this stuff. Any idea? I mostly want to stop it from rotating different directions because the noise gets really annoying, almost like it's loading up and struggling, then the direction changes and it's quiet again for awhile.

Nice job! I love printing functional parts and these fit the bill.

1! ;)

Thanks for showing all the install details. I was surprised how inexpensive this mod is when I saw it on their web site. Definitely going on my upgrade list.

Thanks, very well presented and good overview. I thought about it long and finally decided for the P1Scombo instead of the A1combo just because of the enclosure and the enclosed AMS unit. Quite a big difference in price, but long term I'm pretty sure this is the better way to go, at least for my needs :). Now I'll just have to see if I also get the Panda Touch V1.0, I didn't see this in any review yet but it looks like a great addition :). Have to check it out. Thanks for that, also! :)

Dude… clean that print bed before starting a new print. Like for real are you new to this game?

Great video thanks very much it helped me a lot. I found by far the easiest way to put the board and the fan and the plexiglass back in the case was to have it all attached to the laser module and assembled with the spacers and screws first. Then just drop the laser module, fan and board through the top That way you don't have to worry about the spacers falling out of place.

I've watched so many of these 3D printer videos and this is easily one of the best. Thank you for this!

Did you do the sound test with the firmware that supports motor noise cancelling?

I would be interested to know if the closed P1S is less dangerous to health? If the P1S uses a fan to exhaust the air from the enclosure and doesn't do it through a HEPA filter, I don't think there is much point in printing in an enclosure. I mean from a health point of view. I'd have the printer in a room, so the VOC fumes problem worries me a bit. The A1 is open, so has no protection.

Are the diodes really required in this configuration?

This comparison video was very well done! Very clear; just the right amount of detail.

The Stock is better???

Great video, thank you. This is the machine I think I will be getting in a little while, so this was a great source if info for me. 😊

This was one of the best from A1 reviews. All the main functions where introduced well enough.

Dude... that was TERRIBLE.... not the Panda Jet... your VIDEO. If you screw up your testing, then REDO the testing... don't just publish a half-assed video... we want to see how it does with the bridging test compared to stock... we want to see how it did on the overhang test compared to stock... the way you did this makes it APPEAR like you're covering something up. "oh, i did all these tests, but a screwed them up, so I'm just going to show you the one test where the Panda Jet had a barely perceptible improvement"

Great video! I was really curious about how this one would work. I'm glad you took the time to reprint the tests instead of just making the video with stock settings. I am already impressed how well the stock fan duct works, especially with adding more cooling but I bet the new one will be better for bridging and possibly files with more overhangs. I also love different upgrades for these Bambu printers since they are closed source. I personally think the Bambu printers are some of the best printers completely stock but the tinkerer in me always wants to change things lol. I also wonder how well this would work with other types of filaments too. I now you are using PETG there but I wonder if ASA or ABS would perform any differently since you don't always want to add more cooling but maybe cooling in a different location would be helpful.