also, jurgen's 'model' is of a flipper prototype that flipper inc released the design for, sizing is off in quite a few places including i button pin placement

@ThePkorn89 Glad you enjoyed it!

@BackDaws you can print without them, but the friction of the cardboard on the plastic of the AMS can cause cardboard dust to build up, this could cause issues with the AMS over time. But if your having no issues, then less waste plastic.

@@T8Maker hmmm I'm worried now 😂

@lucasalati369 Will have a look out for them, I had not heard of them. Thanks.

@jnssmnsn might retest it, I have the high flow nozzle now.

@ral72 that is great to know, glad it worked for you.

@Beezybenzino You're welcome!

@belakulcsar I had the replacement fan and I wanted to keep it stock to see how it would last, have had zero issues after replacing the fan.

@pud667 Thank you for your support, great that the video helped you out. If there are any videos you think would be useful, let me know and I can see what I can do. Thanks again.

@pud667 Fantastic to hear, yea the cables are a challenge to plug back in.

It definitely is one of the best videos I've been able to find. Everyone else has 1-minute videos about clearing a clogged head, and doesn't even show half of the steps, lol!

@F90M5 great, thanks.

@ChrisStansell20 Thank you.

@GadgetReviewVideos temp inside get really high during ABS printing. But your right the design is not ideal.

@3D-Printerly Glad it was useful, thanks for the feedback.

@ydefy1848 Thanks for this, will try it out.

I almost never comment on videos and never comment twice. Especially when i haven't seen half the video but, this quality is what all of us 3d printing enthusiasts want to see for real visual test results. Thank you so much and please, everyone, like and subscribe to set the new standard we are all waiting for.

26:41 It's your x-steps that are out of calibration.

@ydefy1848 Thanks for the feedback.

@Waylander1001 Glad it was helpful!

@RayOrsini Great to hear!

@kurtv9375 I used a 0.4mm hardened steel nozzle and had no issues. Keep the bed clean and use glue for the PA and dry it, ideally 70c for 12 to 24 hours, which is the most important thing. Good luck.

@@T8Maker Good luck

@jibjaboftheflibflab I do, but this is just a comparison of the standard print quality. I leave the mechanical and chemical testing to those with the equipment and the time to do it right. Plenty of great videos covering that by other great KZbinrs, no need for me to repeat them. But thanks for the feedback.

@Mr_SoulzZ yes I did, but you need to be careful, if the filament is abrasive or brittle you shouldn't use the AMS.

@@T8Maker BUT YYY elaborate YYYY and what is abrasive and what are the dangers what is brittle. remember you are talking to the masses Mr_SoulzZ may understand abrasive or brittle but others may not. Time Time Time support for free short answers not through. Sorry but this is the problem of the school of you tube.

What tf are you talking about ? Ofcourse nothing is perfect but you talk like you personally hate Bambu for no reasson. I'v seen plenty of people on reddit that have print farms using countless of P1s and X1s including mines. Bambu's machines are amongs the most reliable machines on the market right now, they still works perfectly fine after thousands of hours printing nonstop. Even when some mechanical parts wear out, Bambu has all the spare parts at fair price for you to buy and replace them yourself in no time. Need instruction ? Bambu wiki has everything. You only need Apple service because you can't repair anything by yourself.

@@tienduy12345 BAMBU LABs should never be your first printer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1. you need to understand how a basic machine functions first ( LEVEL A BED MANUALY plus a multitude of other things) don't end up with an expensive paper weight 2.most people coming in to are shop ( first time byers of a 3d printer want to print in malty colors and malty materials) don't even understand how signal works let alone multi and waist. and this leads me to number 3 BAMBU advertises like apple as ( it all just works ) and yes it does for someone that has learned on a basic machine first! BUT THAT ADVERTISING GRABS THE FIRST TIMER WITHOUT ANY KNOWLEDGE AND 9 TIMES OUT OF 10 THEY GET DISCURAGE AND NOW HAVE AN EXPENSIVE PAPER WEIGHT. I can't give a link to my company because you tube strips it out so you have no idea as to my background and experience, we are not you tube tinkerers, are store / company is located by the only national laboratory for AM in the USA (additive manufacturing) 3d printing for those that don't know the term. We are scientists / PHDs that study, support and PRINT in all AM technologies from simple filament to mettle powder deposition and full melt . I am personal sick of multiple companies that have moved this TECH into the masses of consumers on the premise of EASY with new gimmicks like malty material. Yes it works and works well. but nothing BAMBU LABs shows in advertising, shows complexity of how to get to multi color or multi material for your own part. So the burden is then left to the consumer after the money is spent, then they come in are shop wanting to know how to and did not talk to us first or by from us. Well we offer advance classes for this, but they believe its to expensive for training ok so go to the school of you tube and try to discern the good from the bad information and come back to me in 3 months or 10 years and see what you learned. So hate BAMBU LABs or APPLE yes for their misleading advertising, and the people with the print farms of BAMBU LABs they did not start with those machines. They learned on other machines!!!!!! and if it was there first machines they had drive to make it work for them, most don't have that they just want it easy!!!!!

@josejimenez896 Thanks for this.

@serkow04 Hello, I used a standard glue stick.

@plushergaming5149 That is fantastic news, Thank you for the feedback.

Yes, i don’t split down the gears here, maybe in another video. Would be interested to know what is causing your heat creep, i have never had this, mine is stock. Looking at adding an E3D to test, and it was a concern this might lead to issues.

Take off the screw on the side. The spring and thread falls out. Grab the yellow gear and pull up. That's it.

@6643140 Your welcome, glad it was of use.

@martinpohle Danke fürs Zuschauen, glad it was useful.

@yogesh812 Thanks for the sub! Really glad it was of some use. Hope your having a better time with your prints.

Glad it helped!

@My3DPrints-ve8zl My goal here, because there are so many variables that could impact a print, was to stick tot he default for a direct comparison. Its far from ideal, but the goal was to give a different perspective. But I take your point.