Bambu Lab A1 & AMS Lite Review - BEST Beginner Friendly 3D Printer

[@fredblogs]

I’ve had one about six months and it is just great, I can’t praise it enough. This machine is a fantastic start for people just getting into 3D printing or old gits like me that do not have the knowledge of the younger generation.

[@siewwansiong6557]

This might be news to some, but the printer doesn't come with a speaker built in. The music you're hearing is generated from the stepper motor.

[@kellio48]

I've just bought one of these and followed other videos in order to learn how to assemble it. That part was easy but the videos I watched didn't include many of the features mentioned and covered in this video so I searched for other videos and came across this one which I'm sorry I didn't see earlier. Thanks for posting from a fellow Aussie.

[@AlbertDongler]

Light years ahead of any other printers out there - especially given the price of them. Outstanding Bambu Labs! :-)

[@eaman11]

it's a bed slinger

[@T200026]

I have had 2 ender 3's and i learnt a lot about 3d printing, so it makes a change to be able to leave the Bambu A1 to do its job, just started colour printing, whilst it takes longer its no longer than the enders non colour..

[@DoingthingswithDAN]

The bambu benchy file will always make that lower section shiny. I believe you have to change print speed in those sections to make it more uniform

[@ibrahimabdulmalik3661]

Nice bro...but the chassis also from 3d printer ??and Can i get the stl bro ??😢

[@amstudioprojects]

Thanks, which STL are you looking for?

[@yandimieff7527]

Very nice have the a1 mini

[@ez2automate]

Have they fixed the power cable shorting problem?

[@johnmalin1676]

Yes. The one in this upload is the new design.

[@ExpertDiy]

Wow ! 🤩

[@cheizaguirre5494]

If this is a beginner printer what would be considered expect printer.?

[@gedediva]

Try ender or eleegoo. Some of the model difficult to operate. But some of them is nice for larger print format 40 x 40 x 40 cm

[@EthanTrevino-ov9rp]

Creality and elegoo printers aren't "expert" printers because they are good, rather because you have to be an expert 3d printing because you will always have to fix something on any creality. Elegoo is a little more premium but nowhere near bambu lab. The difference is bambu is reliable and uses reliable parts designed to last and not need adjustment, no movement parts that will easily wear like rubber wheels that you have to adjust on enders and elegoo, rather on bambu you have precise linear rails and rods that you'll just have to lube once a month or so. Plus all the automatic calibration makes it so easy for a beginner to just pop in any filament and press print and the printer knows how fast the filament Is flowing how much to push through how fast and what frequencies to use to reduce weird artifacts caused from vibrations, compared to tuning filament temp, flow, pressure advance, speed, and everything else PLUS always fixing the rubber wheels and wondering why something isn't sticking because the bed isn't level or maybe z offset is wrong or maybe flow is too low. I've had the a1 for a week or so after about 10 enders and 1 elegoo and a flashforge adventurer 5m and this has been my absolute favorite printer. I can actually work on designing functional parts and actually have something that is precise and accurate rather than wondering why my print isn't sticking or why it failed or why my extruder is clicking or why my build plate wobbles or how a screw got loose. I love the fact that I can choose my filament I want , press print, fall asleep, wake back up and have a pretty perfect part. Any questions let me know

[@DundarPEKINER]

❤❤❤

[@eaman11]

that's a good way to make 4 filaments roll wet.

[@Raycinjaycin]

He got tired of fixing the Creality printers lol

[@thanatosor]

Regret not to buy AMS combo 😢

[@musecoem]

I have it but I'm not totally satisfied with it. I find it noisy and I don't like the purge system that it rejects

[@Pimpdude88]

Noisy in comparison with which 3d printer? Because all 3d printers are more or less noisy 😁

[@musecoem]

@@Pimpdude88 It's during calibration that it makes a lot of noise, not after. But its current price is unbeatable.