Me (a fool) VS. Bambu Lab X1-Carbon (foolproof?) // X1C Combo Initial Impressions

[@alksmdlaks]

So far I've had my X1C for 3 months and I have been printing nonstop. I LOVE this printer, it blows away every other printer I've ever used.

[@Seecret]

Did you also own an ender prior? I own 3 enders but its just so frustrating that I can't rely on them without constant tinkering wanting to upgrade to a X1C to avoid all this hassel and just print carelessly.

[@kajekage9410]

I hope we get something that is basically a merging of the prusa xl and x1c.

[@scott3001]

Hi! I think your stopping issue was just because of a bad slicing/software thing, like a bug. For the crooked nozzle, I recommand you to use gyroid infill instead of grid one. This infill tends to make the nozzle cross sections where filament has already been filed (so a little bit too thick). 90% of crooked nozzle I saw on internet happened because of that. Happy printing!

[@NickBR57]

This, plus using thermal paste instead of silicone grease won't make the z-axis motion fantastically smooth which may well have contributed.

[@modsquad1298]

Could you please explain this to a noob what you mean? (I'm a noob)

[@makedaevilmage]

I went from an Ender 3 and cr10 to a Bambu P1S and I am not disappointed! I feel like Bambu is like the Apple or 3D printing. Perhaps less ways to tinker with it, but it just works. After tinkering with Creality printers for a while, the P1S is like a breath of fresh air when it comes to 3d printing. Looking forward to more Bambu x1 vids Devon!

[@neebick]

The ease of switching filaments with the ams is so great. I love that I can plan filament changes for my next print and prep while a print is going. I don’t even print multicolor very often beyond the first couple layers. Just the convenience has proven its worth for me.

[@make.anything]

Exactly 🙌

[@spudtree]

Dude I don’t see many of your videos anymore but everytime I do I remember exactly why I love your channel, its so chill but also very detailed. Love your stuff man and congratulations on the move!

[@Bobodita-kun]

I got a p1p last year upgrading from my anycubic i3 mega, and wow, every new printer I get has gotten better obviously, but bambu lab has been the most streamlined process I’ve used with printing so far. I love the auto bed leveling, and I love how if things go wrong it’ll detect it and pause the print. Super nice!

[@98Zai]

Lol love the smoking jacket! You look like a wizard! I am very much enjoying where 3D printing is going! Automating all those things is great!

[@arthurtorricer4544]

I vacuum seal my filaments in the bags after drying them. Then I stick the bags into another large, clear box with dry bead in screen bags.. huge difference in my prints.

[@Lolatronn]

The engineers at Bambo Labs probably had a heart attack when they saw the footage of you "lubricating" the z axis.

[@make.anything]

lol absolutely >.

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

They got a second one when they saw he used low temp thermal paste on a hotend that can go to 300 degrees C. The thermal paste will dry out, crack, the contact with the thermistor will become worse, and eventually your hotend starts running a lot hotter than you want to the point where it's a potential fire hazard.

[@FirechickenExpress]

They'll chock it up to testing probably. "OH boy, let's see what happens so we can tell other people how they screwed up and not allow a warranty claim"

[@CoolerCream]

I loved how you pointed out the holes on the filament roll. I was so happy someone noticted!😁

[@BeetleBuild]

Ive been on the edge of ordering an X1 Carbon... but now Im just waiting on the AMS hub to restock. The timing of your video could not have been better. 😀

[@Untitleduser604]

The AMS is restocked!!

[@nicoletbn]

Given that your bottle only had color on one plane, printing it on its side would have absolutely minimized the quantity of swaps, maybe worth a try!

[@kajekage9410]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@lilypower]

Welcome to Sweden! Had no idea you were moving here! Välkommen!!!

[@rosachavez6840]

You are so creative, generous in your designs and the sky is the limit... Amazing channel, Thanks Devin!!!

[@cornebistouille]

beware of the company commercial and support policy : buy those because they are the best for bucks, but wait commercial periods (black fridays, Xmas...) to buy them : they don't refund anything if the price goes down more than 14 days after the purchase... regarding the support, they have a strict and unfair policy and will do nothing if you are not able to give proof (incuding video of unboxing, repair that you make (even with their parts) they will refuse to refund you too.

[@MahBor]

Would love to see some vlogs/ impressions about Sweden

[@make.anything]

You're in luck! I have a new channel for that: youtube.com/@skapaallt

[@3Drcnc]

​@@make.anything Awesome! Thanks för sharing!

[@NETBotic]

Holy crap. I've had this printer for 3 months and now I wonder if I used the thermal grease instead of the lubricating grease too. I'm afraid to look. Thanks!

[@FranklyWry]

Thanks for taking the hits for us, saving us from some difficulties.

[@rodrigob]

Just wait until you try the A1-mini! You will be surprised how great a sub 400 USD printer is these days! The price to user-experience-excellence ratio is insane.

[@mrnlce7939]

Looking forward to seeing what you do with all the purge material. Some kind of recycling thing perhaps. Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@njdotson]

That's actually crazy how much it can figure out itself. Stuff that takes me quite a bit to set up just isn't something that happens on this one

[@AndrewAHayes]

I have had my X1C Combo for 9 weeks now and I love it, I still use my other printers for prints that are too big for the X1C though, although they are relatively fast the X1C is faster One thing that disappointed me was there was no printed instruction to set the AMS up, and I had to use the internet to do this, I prefer printed instructions to a screen!

[@turtleplates]

Got my p1s yesterday coming from a ender 3 .. blown away

[@DuckyWhy]

At 16:14. PLEASE DO NOT USE PC THERMAL PASTE ON YOUR HOTEND! They are not formulated to be able to handle such high temperatures. Use something like boron nitride thermal paste (I get mine from Slice Engineering) or thermal paste that is formulated to be able to handle at least 300-400 degrees celsius.

[@M4r10h]

unlike my ender 3, the bambu lab printer is 1000 times easier to use, great quality without any tinkering and perfect for newbies. BTW it is NOT recommended to use Carbon Fiber with the AMS, same for PLA wood and TPU. EDIT: Also for affordability there is the A1 mini combo, it includes the AMS, it has a camera and all auto bed leveling, except for the lidar sensor. Ther is also the cheaper version of the X1 Carbon, the P1D which I have and its an amazing printer as well

[@AndrewHelgeCox]

Those lightweighted Tippi Tree parts look nice.

[@make.anything]

Thanks! The files will be out soon :)

[@peetersm]

I hope you print some of the multicolored phone cases or any “upside down” color prints and show us the finish. I am curious about the smoothness of the print bed and how they turn out.

[@tonysfun]

So what made you to move to Sweden? Nice demo of the Bambu printer - that is the same model I'm thinking about to replace my 10+ years old Rostock printer. I love your videos and your ideas with honesty. Thank you so much!

[@make.anything]

Thanks! I moved mostly for the adventure of it, but I go into more depth on my other channel Skapa Allt :)

[@tonysfun]

@@make.anything I found you searching Skapa Allt . Gooooooooooood luck there. It is a very different way to live and one must like snow and cold! I subscribed your channel so I don't have to ask questions you answered on Skapa Allt .

[@3dtechnologies153]

I look forward to your long-term review and i hope they release a larger printer.

[@DmnkRocks]

I really suggest changing that thermal paste asap to something more heat resistant. Noctua NT-H1 is only rated for up to 110°C It might work just fine for a while, but it will quickly dry out and loose the heat transfer abilities - and getting that thermal probe out, will be a little hard :P

[@hanslain9729]

Needed this review... I'm looking to upgrade... Thanks!

[@AminMasshouri]

Small tip for the multicolor bottle you printed. You could print the bottle on its side and you would save alot more filament and i believe it would look even better. Only add supports for the threaded parts but the insides dont need it because it looks like a small bridge the x1c can handle.

[@MisterkeTube]

And if it's not in your price-range ... the P1S has basically everything from the X1C that you'd need (and the hardened nozzle and extruder gears can be added to get even more close). And the plastic enclosure may even have some benefits over the metal X1C one.

[@TranquilityTerrace]

love your personality in your videos! Keep creating! Thanks!

[@y_noT42]

I had an ender 3, got a dud, my P1S is fantastic and only have had problems with the slicer being a little goofy and adjusting the flow between layers causing artifacting (fixed by printing a little slower), poop getting stuck (the biggest issue imo), and a little ghosting (can't quit fix I've lubed rods, tensioned belts, slowed down, cleaned, etc.)

[@zdenekcerny9019]

In my opinion, there is definitely a better option for multi-material and multi-color printing these days. The XL from Prusa is certainly a better step in all aspects. The first argument for Bambu will certainly be the lower price, but that is relative, Bambu has a huge consumption of filament compared to XL, the waste falling next to the printer, as we saw in the video, is bigger than the filament part itself. Print times are also shorter. If I add it up to the filament used and the time required, the price is basically not that big.

[@kevinbacon5735]

You probably had grid infill selected when you printed the pla cf. that would explain the shards and bent nozzle. Unless you have the filament calibration perfect, temps, fans etc. it’s better to avoid and use gyroid. Grid infill crosses over at the same intersection every time. If it’s cooling the filament too fast this gradually increases the hight of the model infill until the nozzle collides with the print. If you were watching the print you would of heard it scrapping over the infill. Plus it produces shards over the bed and poor top layer. Bambu printers are a game changer in the non-commercial 3d printer world. it’s certainly woke up the other manufacturers of 3d printers and made them up their game.

[@DanielCoelho-]

If the print head is stopping randomly. If possible isolate the layer it paused on and check the GCode in the slicer. It likely had an error or something telling the printer to pause in that spot. The slicer likely has a layer by layer tool path view to help.

[@MirageDU]

Using PC thermal grease is not the best idea and you should replace it on time. It is just not meant for that high temperatures. At least the spec sheet I looked into when I had the same problem said the max temperature was about... I think it was 130°C or something in that range. It probably bleeds out quickly (the silikon component runs away), gets dry and stops working properly.

[@make.anything]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@Alchemistake]

did you really print the thrashes for the seperation :D

[@peterbaltasar4314]

Instead of the glue stick, try spraying windex or glass cleaner. it works very well for bed adhesion, plus you don't have sticky residue.

[@Dann.y]

Wait so you left your other printers wherever you moved from?

[@luc917]

I did the same thing with the grease, guess I need to go fix that too

[@contomo5710]

hahah imeediate first multicolor test, PLA and PETG! thats terrifying! also judging from the amount of force required to pull out the thermistor.... the thermal grease was in fact thermal glue/epoxy nice.

[@Baldwij7]

You shouldn’t have to restart the slicer to sync the AMS. If you go to devices and select the printer, then go back to the main are and click the sync button, it should have the most up to date filament.

[@8mitsu_biteki]

I’m sure you referred to Bambu’s site for swapping the nozzle when handling carbon fiber, but just in case you weren’t aware: This is a really great video for convincing me to very a X1 nonetheless 🤭

[@tylerttinsley]

If you do a small multi color print like that you can actually print a build plate full of them with no extra purge needs

[@Sebastian198910]

Is the model of the bottle from 08:50 somewhere available? I'm sure my wife would love a thing like this.

[@make.anything]

Single color version: than.gs/m/1001451?affiliateCode=MAKE Multicolor Version (for Thangs Members): than.gs/m/1001453?affiliateCode=MAKE

[@MistImp1]

Forget the printer, I’m jealous of your move to Sweden.

[@FirechickenExpress]

Wait, you crashed it into your hand hard enough to break skin? Is that when you bent your nozzle?

[@make.anything]

not exactly, I pulled my hand away quickly and hit the printer body >.

[@roughiness]

Awesome Vid, just one thing about the Thermal Grease. The one that comes with the Printer seems to be made for much higher temps than normal thermal grease. I once used some normal thermal grease because I was in the same situation as you, and what ended up happening is it hardened very significantly making it really hard to remove the thermistor, which ended up ripping out. Just be careful if you ever need to remove it again, use some rubbing alcohol and you should be good :)

[@make.anything]

I'll be ordering some proper thermal paste ASAP, but good tip about removal, thanks!

[@-AT-WALKER]

With them teasing a "2024 flagship printer" as the prize for the "best print of 2023" - hopefully the send you another combo shortly!

[@DHM_Creative]

There’s ams sync buttons in the Bambu Studio Slicer

[@Laurens005]

7:43 I had a similar issue with my Ender 3 when using Marlin with OctoPrint. For me, the problem was that the resolution of the part was too high, causing the queue to fill up and the printhead to pause momentarily. You might want to try lowering the resolution of your print. (I'm not sure how to do that, though, as I upgraded to Klipper which resolved the issue for me :P)

[@janhbrenna4264]

I also had the stop issue, turn out too be a faulty sd card

[@cnc-maker]

The thermal paste that you used, probably is not rated for up to 300C. Check to make sure, as it could be an issue.

[@bjsummerfield]

There’s a synch and re-synch button in Bambu slicer for the AMS. A little annoying but you don’t have to restart the slicer.

[@make.anything]

Sometimes those buttons work for me but other times it just doesn't update or it says there are no compatible filaments

[@PeterBellemans]

Have also been suffering connection issues after the X1C had been powered down, the printer does not seem to be available although on the printer it shows an active wifi connection. Rebooting either the printer of Bambu slicer seems to eventually solve the problem

[@ellabun]

Replace the thermal paste immediately! Best case scenario: you're gonna bake it into a powdery mess. There is a huge temperature difference between a CPU and FDM heat block.

[@Basement_CNC]

my favourite saying goes "Boss, i've made it foolproove, but the idiots keep getting better "😂

[@Exstaz]

The cold plate are not pei. It is something else which PLA almost bonds to. So use glue so you don’t ruin it completely.

[@Todestelzer]

5:20 Preasure advance not flow calibration. You can use the lidar to calibrate flow in the slicer but it’s not very accurate.

[@SquintyGears]

I saw one video that showed that the power loss recovery on printers could cause it to pause like you were seeing. Basically it's designed to save it's progress after a set number of gcode lines. And on models that are saved with absurdly high triangle counts, the gcode generated is tons more tiny moves instead of fewer longer ones. So the power loss recovery pauses on those prints in a weird set pattern, leaving artefacts behind. However I have not been able to find the settings to control power loss recovery in bambu studio or the printer so I was never able to confirm this...

[@geekmommy4]

I’m not sure that’s the issue. I just had a couple of very large prints start pausing and causing artifacts. I turned the printer off and then back on and it resumed the print with no pausing.

[@SquintyGears]

@@geekmommy4 i was just throwing a possibility out there. It could be so many things. We all have different printers on different firmwares. Edit: there's also the video from cnc kitchen titled (how) i finally got rid of these blobs, from a couple years ago. Bottom line is that stl saved with absurd numbers of triangles lead to issues in the gcode execution if it's not mitigated properly.

[@hardon586]

Were you using a carrot to tap the check boxes?

[@Marcus_Caius]

Does that printer need to be hooked to the internet in order to print?

[@make.anything]

No, you can print locally with a micro SD.

[@Marcus_Caius]

@@make.anything Thank you for the quick response :)

[@Keeping_IT_Simple]

does it work with non Bambu filament?

[@unamanic]

Yes, the slicer has presets for several different brands and includes a generic. You have to tell the AMS what the filament type and color is, since it can't read that info from an NFC tag like it can for Bambu filament, but other than that it works just fine with third party filaments. (I primarily use Inland)

[@make.anything]

It does. You'll lose the automatic material detection tied to the NFC tag but generally other filaments should work fine. The AMS can have problems with cardboard spools as well but I know people have come up with workarounds

[@chrinamint]

You're thinking of Switzerland. Ha! How interesting that you moved to Sweden! I clearly missed some news!

[@chrinamint]

Note to add: Oh man! All the holes in the spool thing...YES!!! That is always something I complain about! No one gives enough holes for the filament to go. It's ridiculous how they don't think of that! That is pretty awesome!

[@mippengbg]

New Home in Sweden? Thought you only was on vacation Welcome! 😀

[@make.anything]

The vacation convinced me to stay! 😁

[@mippengbg]

Just found you livestream about it all.. Looking forward for "events".. Living in Gothenburg.. Looking forward riding along your Swedish experiment :-) @@make.anything

[@voghelmyorheim4491]

Congrats on moving, hope it's a great place! I find minimalistic sets fun personally :D

[@lemonyfreshmm]

Dramatic reenactment game on point

[@thenamelessone123]

Top surfaces suffer over time at Bambu speeds, plus the Z-steps are affected (possibly by needing to clean the Z-screw threads) on the X1C too. Otherwise, yeah Prusa need to up their app, workflow and user experience game ASAP otherwise they'll become irrelevant soon

[@make.anything]

Do you mean the print surfaces hold up worse, or the printer gets worse at printing them?

[@JoshFisher567]

I am also wondering what you specifically mean, the top layer stops printing well and has defects or that the top layer is weak and breaks easily because of poor layer adhesion or something else so to the speeds. I tend to print outside layers at slow speeds but that only affects the last layer on top vertically. There are also a ton of printers that print fast, or faster than this one. It's still not great for CF as you really need a heated controlled chamber to get the best CF prints. You can also increase the top wall layers ..... It doesn't seem like Prusa is doing anything. I saw they had a 5 tool head printer but it was 5K and aimed towards professionals. It costs almost half to get an unassembled printer than an assembled one and takes 2 or 3 days to assemble IF you know what you're doing. If you order an assembled one it's 3 to 4 months of waiting. I wish multi tool head printers were cheaper as this method can waste a lot of filements and it's slower. Multiple tool heads are pricey for obvious reasons but WAY The printer has to be able to switch them itself, which can't be easy but it's way faster to swap tools heads with different color filement already in them then chance filements like the Bambu does. it's also much cheaper to make with Bambu's method though

[@peters7413]

Noise.... turn down chamber fan to 40 % ..... the Desiccant bags in the AMS, did you remove the plastic bags they came in ? The printer can dry filament in the chamber from factory ..... look in the Bambu Lab Wiki i never use glue stick on cool plate but 50-60 degrees on build plate instead 🙂

[@blackhawk2788]

I cant get over how you call it a poop shoot 😂😂 you’re not wrong it just reminds me of uncleaned/deveined shrimp ive always called it the poop shoot 😂

[@make.anything]

the resemblance is uncanny :O

[@arnoldbailey7550]

"Love is in the air" on a pill bottle 😅 You may want to ask Bill Cosby how that went. 😂🍻

[@Jinsei1972]

Try to lay the Bottle on the back , so the writing is only on the top layers . With multi color printing , orientation is very important .

[@samuelhayward9220]

I found that while you are in the Bambu Slicer you can just click on the Device tab to reset the colors in the AMS then go back to the prepare tab and click resync. That way you don’t have to shut down and restart the slicer.

[@virtualize7409]

Really cool intro!

[@JZM006]

nice video but don't use pc thermal paste on the hotend, it's not rated to get that hot

[@make.anything]

thanks for the heads up!

[@nonchalanto]

What brought you to Sweden?

[@kihgu]

As a Swede it is super fun to have you here and how do you feel abt sweden right now?

[@make.anything]

It's amazing, even with the rain :D

[@icychill105]

My friend has a bambu labs printer and its so good print quality and auto leveling makes me want one myself

[@ameliabuns4058]

I’m waiting so impatiently for their 2024 flagship 😩 release already!

[@Docfly62]

Did Bambu labs announce a new flagship coming out?

[@ameliabuns4058]

they said the will give tickets to recieve the "2024 flagship" to the winners of a contest they had. so the only confirmation is the year not when. but yes. @@Docfly62

[@ameliabuns4058]

i'm hoping it's early this year not the end of the year >.

[@danishjaved7597]

With the nozzle changes, Their nozzle pack which is the nozzle with the fan and sensor premade, is much easier, just need to so the screws and plugs, At most 3 mins

[@JoshFisher567]

True but the extra nozzle sent with the printer has none of those things so unless he has bought one (or Bambu sent him one) it had to be done or order one and wait. I heard getting the clip on there can be tricky to go around the thermistor and hearing pad also. Having the entire unit is super quick as you said but just the thermistor and heater cable is 20 bucks when I think a completely assembled hardened nozzle is just under 40 with the fan and cables.

[@iopfarmer]

The fact that they build à lot on the open-source community and giving far less is not great. add to this al the 3d files and data they gather from the connected users, I am not a fan... But objectively, this is the machine a lot of enthoysiastes are waiting for years... mixed feeling...

[@NATY1110]

Don’t print cf filled materials using the ams, the filament will eat the magnets in the ams

[@make.anything]

Noted!

[@3Drcnc]

Welcome to Sweden!

[@Beezwhammer]

That was definitely a carrot pressing the screen wasn't it 😂

[@make.anything]

I was trying to capture a feeling

[@ChrisHennings11]

Would you consider doing an update video? Just curious how you ended up in Sweden? Saw a livestream video you posted a month ago but it is 4 hours long and… 😅

[@make.anything]

youtube.com/@skapaallt

[@ChrisHennings11]

Ha awesome! We moved to California in 2022 after living in Sweden for 8 years! Definitely take vitamin D if you aren't already, we had a great time over there and still have an apartment we visit often@@make.anything

[@RookieRay]

Bambu PETG really needs some work. I’ve never struggled so much with any filament before

[@JoshFisher567]

Are you talking specifically about Bambu PETG or any brand PETG (overature, poly maker, ect...). This is by far the best printer for PETG I've used personally. With that said, it sticks to nozzles easily and usually has some minor imperfections on a print, usually stringing or some very small blob of filements getting stuck somewhere. I assume you are "baking" or heating it in some way to remove moisture, correct? Preferably through a dedicated dryer because if not, that's most likely the issue. Outside carbon fiber, or any carbon fiber variant, PETG is the most hydroscopic filement that I'm aware of. I had some issues and threw it in a dryer for 4 or 5 hours and it printed perfectly. I know they say pretty much every filement has issues if it absorbs too much water from the air but PETG is the only one where I have noticed how huge of a difference it can make. I don't print a lot of CF though which I know is the worst. The humidity sensors in those dryers are also very cheap and inaccurate so always best to dry longer or put an accurate humidity sensor which is pricey. The biggest issue for me, which may have something to do with your issue is the nozzle leaks or not properly wiping off filement (especially with PETG). If I don't home the printer before a print I can see the filament oozing out if the plate is half way down and also before a print. With PLA this isn't an issue but it is for PETG because the P1 nozzle wiper isn't great with PETG. Not sure about the X1 or A1, never used or seen one in action.

[@cyrus3055]

Why move to Sweden? Where did you move from?

[@make.anything]

I moved from California. I talk about it more on my other channel Skapa Allt

[@LVCMS]

Just got my x1. The screen was the most difficult part.

[@zeke7515]

In case nobody told you, swap those AMS dessicant packs after about a month. They are notorious for leaking corrosive fluid when they're 'done' absorbing liquid. Several models for loose silica to take its place in the AMS. ALSO! That thermal grease you used for your PC is probably going to turn to concrete! Swap that IMMEDIATELY and pray it's not concrete! PC thermal grease is rated to like 120c, You're subjecting it up to potentially 300c! SWAP IMMEDIATELY!

[@dmyers9230]

Nice honest review. It’s just like all the other printers out there, nothing special.

[@hansblomqvist1575]

Blir det ofta problem?

[@Exstaz]

Ohh you forgot the sock! You want that on the nozzle!

[@nickfoster1430]

No glue on the cool plate... also PLA is the only recommended filament for the Cool plate flip it over to the engineering plate for anything else and you wont get the bubble you got

[@FaendaHademarschen]

not printing a benchy as the first print voids the garantee i thought :D

[@tinymito]

Printing multicolor best if you print multi models at the same time = same amount of poops. ie. print total 9 bottles with the same amount of poops.

[@make.anything]

That's a good point! Which reminds me, another cool software feature to have would be the ability to 'cancel' one part on a multi-part print, so if a single piece loses adhesion, you can complete the print of the rest of the batch... I think that may already be possible with an octoprint plugin or smth...

[@lauraslifeline]

⁠@@make.anything at the moment you have the opportunity to skip or delete a unrelated part if you have multiple objects on the printing plate. Is this what you mean?

[@June-sv4ie]

@@lauraslifelineI think Devin means cancelling a part *while* it is printing. I've had parts lose adhesion during a print and the resulting printing-in-mid-air has caused more parts to come off the build plate before. I've been hoping they can add it, but it would need to pause the print and send new gcode for that to work since the X1 does not get gcode streamed to it, it downloads it in its entirety over wifi

[@make.anything]

@@lauraslifeline I mean skipping a part mid print if just one piece fails

[@DirtyLew42]

I’m pretty sure what you’re talking about exists. I was printing two parts at once and one failed. I was able to skip the part that failed on the printer and continue as if I was only printing one part. This came in a recent update i believe

[@Majkey88]

Welcome to sweden. Hoppas du kommer trivas :D

[@orozcocris93]

you should have tested the drying feature of the printer itself

[@make.anything]

Oh that's cool I wasn't aware of it! I wonder how energy efficient it is, considering the chamber is much larger than a 1 kg spool. Definitely good to know for when I want to dry a handful of spools at once!

[@orozcocris93]

@@make.anything i am curious on the feature myself but have not needed to test the feature yet. i will update if i end up using it

[@Cusulozz]

Fun fact: you can actually dry filaments using the x1c