Which BAMBU LAB 3D Printer is BEST...For YOU!

[@ReaperBrine]

I recently bought an A1 over the summer and have been printing non stop. Thank you so much for your videos. They have definitely helped me in my research and progress in this hobby. It has gotten to the point where I have even been able to patent a design I made and be in conversations with a company to make it more viable for buyers!

[@xelnok8416]

Bought the A1 Combo a few weeks ago after watching some of your videos and it's been a blast. I'm a teacher and I've been printing mini lightsabers as prizes for my students, along with a bunch of different toys for my children.

[@tsp_games]

You sound like the type of teacher that we need to make a positive example of. Engaging and actively rewarding students were always the teachers that held the most attention when I was in school.

[@benjaminjensen111]

A1 has hardened metal gears to move the filaments...and swapable hotends (swap to hardened).... and also has 4 colour AMS. for prosumers. build a tent for it and it can easily do ABS etc.

[@NotALlama397]

The P1S is the best purchase I've ever made. It completely renewed my passion for 3D printing, my old CR-10 mini was great but I started having so many issues it turned me off 3D printing and I stopped using it. Since I got the P1S in may it's been going almost 24/7. 6 helmets, some 4 foot tall weapons, things I've sold, countless other stuff. And Its making my first full armor on it a breeze.

[@fajarkoolhaas2101]

Full size wearable helmets?

[@NotALlama397]

@@fajarkoolhaas2101 ya I've printed 7 helmets now. Some helmets can be done in 1 piece depending on the size (spiderman, deadpool, power rangers) other larger helmets can be cut up to fit

[@Ultranothing]

@@NotALlama397 and yet all of the videos on your channel are gaming clips. ARE YOU NOT DOING ANYTHING WAAAAAAY MORE INTERESTING!? Hintedy-hint-hint!

[@3DToolBoox]

I have the same Cr10 smart pro and seems like its not going to print some good stuff somewhere in the near future. Seems like i am gonna move to BAMBOOOOOOOOOOO!

[@dark_matter8420]

One thing you didn't touch on is the toolless hot-swappable nozzle on the A1. It's such an amazing feature to swap the stock 0.4 mm nozzle to a 0.6 mm for big prints or even a 0.2 mm nozzle for miniatures or high-detail prints. It's such an amazing feature and it really makes the A1 an excellent choice for someone getting their first printer. Also, the A1 is a lot less noisy in my experience.

[@thecroc]

Honestly as a Flashforge adventurer user the toolless swappable nozzle was nothing new. I'm mostly surprised that more manufacturers don't do it.

[@zionbrock]

this is really helpful. I have the X1C and don't need another enclosure one, or AMS. My only concern about the A1 is the footprint needed for the bed moving around.

[@vakieh4381]

The only tool required to swap the nozzle on the P and X is a pair of hex screws using the same allen key that came in the box for all the shipping screws - it's a non-issue

[@dark_matter8420]

@vakieh4381 And you have to unplug both the heater cable and fan cable from the toolhead board for those printers. Not only is the A1 completely toolless, it's virtually impossible to break something when changing nozzles. It may be a non-issue to you, but for a beginner, this can be a big deal. Especially for people who strive to use 3D printers as "appliances".

[@Sevensup]

Something I recommend touching on for the A1...the "Eddy Sensors" in the Nozzle (Active Flow Rate Compensation). A feature not present in the others, excluding the X1 (Lidar). This dramatically helps prevent flow rate issues, especially for those who are not used to fine tune calibrating their filaments!

[@Swainhammer13]

So i went Straight to the X1C w/ams as my first printer, with no real knowledge of 3D printing. (It is overkill at the moment for me, ngl) Fast forward a few months(with lots of teaching from friends), and I don't regret it! I can count my failed prints on one hand. I'm still branching out from PLA & exploring other materials, but nothing truly exotic that the printer is designed towards, yet. I do have future plans to print more exotic materials, while my main use is more aligned with yours. Now that I'm planning for a 2nd printer in the distant future, this video does have me thinking of the p1s! Great Video as always!

[@darkalleywaystudio3975]

I love my P1S! Definitely my most precious tool in my house and can't wait to get more like the A1 mini next. Just to have something actually at my desk and prototype small parts like I used to. The P1S is just too big for that but each printer has its use cases. The P1S can deliver quality, desired materials some printers can't do, and multi-material printing. The A1 mini is perfectly suited for any beginner without the AMS lite and compact. Bambu Lab really has done a nice job with their products, software, and ecosystem of parts. Highly recommend to anyone interested in their printers.

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodDM]

Thank you for all your videos and honest reviews. I'm finally taking the plunge and getting my first 3d printer and excited to do so. Been weighing my options and your videos have been extremely helpful. While I'm very hands on with being able to build/tinker with things (i.e. android over iphone, build my own pc, etc.), I think I'm heavily leaning now toward the Bambu Lab brand. Now, just need to decided between the A1 Combo or P1P... I know I have a long way to go and lot to learn (feel like my feet are just in the kiddy pool at this point), but am hoping to be able to print a large range of things from RPG mini's and terrain pieces to larger scale works like masks, gadgets/tools, and decorations. Speed isn't too big of a deal for me at this time as these will be more for personal projects and won't need to worry about quantity over quality, but not sure if the P1P would offer that smidgen of better quality (especially with smaller projects like the minis and 0.2 mm prints) and more room to grow with more filament options in the future.

[@thegreat3Dini]

I'm a PLA goblin, The P1P is my baby, the fact that its $499 now is such a W. I just wish the bambu printers had a 300x300 built volume instead.

[@Swainhammer13]

here's to hoping we see the next Printer they announce have that larger build volume!

[@northernlight8857]

@@Swainhammer13 That would probably dominate the cosplay market.

[@Swainhammer13]

@@northernlight8857 I'll definitely be looking into one if/when it happens.

[@TheFreestyleStorm]

@@northernlight8857 literally as my wife is a pro cosplayer. i hate making things into tiny pieces. i would scream for a 350mm^3 bambu.

[@iHustle33]

i hate that i paid 699 plus taxes /shipping so like 796 when it first came out and now the p1s is 599 but under 700 shipped lol. those A holes! They should give us vouchers to get a enclosure for paying that much more for the p1p.

[@MarkoChuValcarcel]

I think this message comes too late, but I want to congratulate you. Frankly, I like your videos. They are detailed and easy to understand, and you help many people with them. Thank you. The problem with the discoloration of the A1 could be caused by a change in speed. At higher speeds, the filament receives less cooling than the parts printed at slower speeds. We can't always control the printing speed, and sometimes I have problems with discoloration or color changes on overhangs or near corners.

[@imarobobot8795]

We got the X1C on your recommendation and we loved it so much we got a second one. We've had them now for over a year, they're both still amazing. The AMS is a great addition to it, and we especially like the AI detection. Prints don't fail often (99% of the time it's adhesion issues because we didn't clean and prep the plate properly) and it has detected it every single time, saving us time and filament. We ended up getting a textured PEI plate for them, which I'd also highly recommend. Overall, I couldn't be happier with it and will happily recommend it. It looks intimidating, but I was a complete noob with 3D printing, and your videos + the instructions inside had it up and running the first benchy in under 10 minutes.

[@nerfherder_66]

A1 is probably the best entry level. 98% of my prints were successful. My failed prints were completely my fault. (Had the filament set to pla instead of petg on the ams, if you know you know) overall an awesome printer. I can't wait for my next one. The addiction begins. 😅

[@CookieTime_]

Started with an ender, then went to a v400 for better print speed, as well as a larger print size, but ran into a few different issues such as hitting prints off the bed and other issues causing quite a few failed prints. Finally i decided i wanted to get a bambu printer, ended up going with the x1 carbon, and it has been fantastic. Its ease of use makes the hobby really enjoyable. I agree about the price, but i have had the printer a few times detect spaghetti and stop the print, and also enjoy the touch screen. I didnt really want to get 2 p1s, just wanted one that worked perfectly. (Maybe would get another if they make a printer with a bigger bed) Overall great printer and company, and the bambu handy app is fantastic allowing me to print from my phone without even having to slice everything. Highly recommend to anyone who is on the fence with which printer to get.

[@midnightmason56]

I started with an Ender 3 V2 some time back and I was having a good time with it until it started having a TON of random little issues. Have a family member that got a P1S some time back and it caught my eye. Fast forward to this years Black Friday sale, I picked up a P1S w/AMS, then passed my Ender onto a good friend of mine that is exceptional with tinkering and troubleshooting to get him into the hobby. I’m excited for mine to arrive and to really get back into printing again! 😄

[@sammorando3985]

Just bought my P1S!! I've been struggling with my Creality Cr-10 Smart Pro for a year or so . I'm so happy to start having frictionless printing!! Thanks for everything you do for this community, Frank.

[@marinermerrill3884]

Great video. I own almost exclusively Bambu and Prusa machines. This is a great breakdown of the ups and downs of Bambu products that I completely agree with.

[@raymondgomez8687]

Do yourself a favor and get your self the P1S. I’m about to finish my 4th MM Power Ranger helmet (along with some other random prints) and each one comes out better than the last the more I learn about printer settings and post processing. I’m so glad I finally took that dive into this hobby and I’m very happy with how far I’ve come. Special thanks to you Frank for helping me get into this and for all the tips and tricks! You’re a huge inspiration! Love the videos :)

[@zylowolfzan3345]

My first printer was an Elegoo Neptune 4 Max. Which is definitely a Problem Child, but I got it at a great deal during the Labor Day sale, and I wanted something that prints REAL BIG. When it works, it's great, when it doesn't, it's frustrating, but I think it's been a good opportunity for me. As my first printer it has made me actually LEARN more about how to adjust and tweak settings etc. And its shown me that I DO like this hobby, even when it causes problems. That said, I have been seriously considering grabbing a P1S as a second printer just for something nicer to handle and do more consistent printing without needing to tweak and adjust settings constantly. I just REALLY wish that Bambu made something with a bigger build area. I wanna print REAL BIG! Maybe someday soon.

[@KryptonsSon]

It's funny, I've had the same experience with my Neptune 4. A lot of tweaking, etc., but so much valuable knowlege about 3D printing that I would've missed out on by getting a printer that just worked out of the box. I acually enjoyed the failure and the tinkering just as much as every good print. Now it's working perfectly I would say 80 percent of the time and I absolutely love it! I was thinking about getting a P1S but I couldn't bring myself abandoning my lovely Neptune 4 :) Maybe on Black Friday there'll be a good deal on the combo... I'll probably get it then but I'll alway keep my Neptune 4 ;)

[@MrLocke-bk3om]

I’m interested in hearing more. I’m considering a Neptune as my first printer. Recommend it or no?

[@marley9380]

Will you be review the K1 series?

[@hotfix7387]

I am a huge fan of Bambu Lab and their printers, but I have not had good experiences with their silk PLAs. I have had the exact same rough texture on the exterior walls that you had on your A1 print (I think I also saw it a little on your X1C print on the right jaw bone). I also noticed that their silk stuck WAY more to the hologram plates I was printing on with a bed temp of 65c compared to every other brand of silk filament I have. For that matter their silk sticks to the hologram plates so badly I have to scrub it off with a blue sponge and dish soap with some elbow grease, and I don't have that issue with ANY other filament regardless of type of vendor. My conclusion is they have modified their silk PLA formula so that it will print faster overall and also not require slowing down the outer walls to say 50mm/s to get a shiny exterior. I wasted about a 1/3rd of their silk blue PLA trying to print a Tron bike with it before I threw in the towel and bought a 3rd party roll of blue silk which gave me 0 issues. The only thing I think could try next is to try the roll because maybe the additives they added absorbed water, but currently I avoid their silk PLA like the plague for the very issue you showed. I love all of their other filaments, especially their high speed PLA and translucent PETG.

[@keiz_]

I was planning to get a P1S but was hoping for a couple other things that a P2 was gonna bring. Just saw Qidi announced their Plus 4 and it looks phenomenal, especially with the build size. I think I'll pick up a Plus 4 for now, and an A1 or A1 mini later as a secondary printer, and for printing smaller projects.

[@jsrogers6464]

Have the A1M. Been thinking about the QIDI Plus 4. My workplace has 3 X1C's w/AMS so I'm not sure if I want to go with the P1's.

[@abovewongart]

your channel is always so helpful, educational, and inspirational

[@johnrazvaliaeff]

I've been wanting a 3d printer for years now either FDM or resin but have been hesitant due to how toxic people say the fumes are. I live in an apartment with my 6 year old and don't really have a good way to vent the printers. I've also seen videos of some people saying this isn't as bad as people make it out to be. Are these really that bad or toxic and if so is their any kind of air filtration that can help?

[@LochneyRBLX]

Waiting for Bambu Labs to drop a larger scale printer before I buy another, I got 3 A1s and they're nice, but they have downsides. 🥶

[@thedarkness37]

May I ask what are the downsides?

[@peap1610]

not being a p1p

[@LochneyRBLX]

@@thedarkness37 Not necessarily any downsides I would say, the only thing is it's a bedslinger so it's a bit louder and lower quality, but I do highly recommend the A1.

[@idkwhattohaveasausername5828]

@@peap1610I have an A1 mini and a p1p. Outside of build volume, they’re basically the same. There’s really no point in buying a p1p anymore, as the a1 does everything but is way cheaper

[@vinyltheworld4092]

Not to mention the a1 series is locked to only 4 colors if I'm not mistaken

[@goalie40404040]

Good review. I do have a video production tip for you. Your audio is off a little it sounds like you are filming in a small space. Hang up a ferny pad or blanket heavier the better on the wall behind your camera. It will reduce/eliminate that echo and some of the sharpness in the audio. Foam egg crate on the off camera walls will do wonders as a permanent solution. I have making tv shows for 18 years. Keep up the good work.

[@Patry_Prints]

I love my P1S and actually plan on getting two more when I can! Only thing is I need me a good desk that’s sturdy to set it on! Also love your videos! Always enjoy getting to see what you’re working on and you inspired me to start printing a war machine suit!

[@H2Dwoat]

Hi, The P1PS and X1C - are the enclosures temperature controlled to facilitate those filament types requiring a particular temperature range for optimal performance?

[@Krunkle78]

My wife just got me the P1S combo for my birthday, I went from an Adventure 4 to that sooooo HUGE upgrade I don't think I've really stopped printing lol my only issue so far is on max size prints a corner has listed so I messed them both up, just gotta figure that out

[@dylanshields7106]

I just got the A1 mini combo about a week ago now and have absolutely loved it. I already have a Ender 3 s1 plus. Do for larger prints, that covers that. But I found a lot of things I were printing were quite small. So with that and limited space to put a 2nd printer. I felt that was perfect. I was wondering if you have a guide to reduce the amount of waste from the filament “poop”. Especially when changing colours

[@OptimisticKiteboarder-nh5lc]

What do you like more the A1or the Flsun SR?

[@techsavvyhero]

Thanks for posting this Bambu Lab printer comparison, Frank! Lots of valuable info here. I was planning to go with P1P, but now I'd rather get the P1S and get the AMS upgrade later. Cheers!!

[@TJoker---]

I'm still a relative amateur but my P1S makes me feel like a pro. I just love it.

[@CreatedbyMax]

Hi awesome videos I have an A1 and one day hope to have a channel like yours! I’m 7 and just started a few months ago when my dad bought me a 3d printer!

[@RyanCampbell21]

I want to get started in the 3D printing world and have been stuck between a Bambu printer, FlashForge 5m, and Neptune series. I think i am officially convinced on the Bambu p1s. Your content has been very helpful in guiding me to my first 3D printer. Keep up the great work

[@kesslerdigitalmedia]

I just upgraded from an Ender 3 Pro to the P1S (non-AMS) and am really impressed with the results of my first test prints. I've been trying to decide between this or a K1 Max, but hearing how Bambu Labs printers are more reliable helped with my choice.

[@carrrebuilds5425]

Great info! One thing that wasn't mention is noise. I have a Creality Cr10sV2 and and Ankermake m5 and both are too loud to keep in my office. How does the noise level of the Bambu (P1S and X1 Carbon - current leaders in my research) compare?

[@FranklyBuilt]

If those 2 are too loud then you’ll be hard pressed to find anything quieter. Bambus are just as loud

[@Andre_M_3D]

Any chance you got the qidi plus 4? Interested to see your thoughts on it.

[@justingodbey4984]

I got a P1S with AMS, and upgraded to hardened nozzle, and extruder gear. Owning it has been an absolute pleasure. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, so working on the printer, or ams is a breeze.

[@jarrodlangford7692]

I have 4 p1s and 4 a1 mini. The a1 mini is my favorite. I hope they drop even more in price when large one drops.

[@darwking8188]

I love my X1C for printing lots of stuff for DND and rwndom projects. I do hope they announce a larger one soon as that is the main limitation. Some things dont fit as on big piece on the current bed size

[@link3740]

Ironically just got a P1P before this video dropped as my 20th printer. Looking forward to companion cubing it and putting it through its paces. I got the hardened steel nozzle and camera upgrades to do what I need from the X1 without dropping way more cost.

[@PlaydohYoutube]

I am 2 weeks into 3D printing and I'm really enjoying it. I purchased a Ankermake M5C which has been great, but I'm starting to out grow it. My next projects are either larger in size (Helmets) or higher in quality. I've watched a ton of your videos to try and help me decide but I'm stuck... The Bambu P1P has fantastic reviews but with a 256mm build plate, it falls just short of being able to print a full Mando helmet. What printer would you recommend in this situation? Keep up the great videos!

[@J_spec6]

Great video, but it kinda reaaally bugs me that you never mentioned that you can buy that hardened steel nozzle for 35$ from the bambu store and install in the other (idk about the a1) printers. Just sayin

[@ksmit1030]

And then you can print with carbon infused materials (as long as you have P1S or P1P with enclosure)

[@robertfousch2703]

Been a subscriber since the days of you assembling the Ender 5+. Still have mine but about to gift it to the son of a good friend, as my P1S is now my love of printers. Patiently awaiting a larger machine to arrive from Bambu but I do have a Neptune 3 Max that handles the big stuff. I am getting a second P1S for a Black Friday purchase. Thx for all you do.

[@Epyon757]

I’m holding out for a core xy and the K2 max has a build volume I like. Just waiting for guys like you to get their hands on it and test it out.

[@warwolf555]

How heavy was the printed Megatron cosplay to wear? Was it restrictive or more hard to wear than a foam cosplay might be? Curious as I have an idea in mind for a fully 3D printed robot cosplay and wanted some tips & feedback from someone who's done it fully printed.

[@kado17d91]

I have many friends with printers and I have had them make me things in the past. Since I started my own business, (not 3D printing), I have found a need for some custom prints. I decided on the X1C as it was the best out there. Why not get the best if you don't know what you're doing eh? My goal was to print TPU corner protectors. Sadly, I haven't had any luck with TPU. So now I just use it to make presents for friends and family. After 1100Hrs in just over three months, I am super happy with it. I just wish I could get the TPU to work. I also have a dual AMS setup for 8 colour prints and no, TPU feeds out of a Creality Space Pi heater. Do you use a lot of TPU in your prints? I do not recall seeing any, but if you do, HOW!? Thanks for having an awesome channel bub.

[@EnzoDraws]

I ordered the Bambu Lab A1 yesterday, it'll be my first 3D printer. Funny that Frank posts this today!

[@paulb36utube]

I ordered mine last week. Then this comes out. Typical but I’m happy with the A1.

[@jcdixon01]

I remember you saying once that you were using your K1 (I don’t recall if it was the max or the smaller one) was your work horse. Flavor of the month? Or is the Bambu Lab video your current opinion? I am not being critical…I am in the market for my first printer in the CoreXY form factor. I do prefer the size of the K1 Max, but throwing that part out…I could get a regular K1 cheaper than the P1. Thoughts on that comparison, or maybe that would be an idea for a video K1 vs P1 - Cage Match!!!

[@Rayqauzay]

He is talking about the k1 max due to the size. He prints different files on the machines and the K1 max is easier for larger props without having to weld them. Defo any Bambu over the standard K1 (pretty sure he mentioned it in a previous video)

[@sladikk]

A1 mini's a great entry level because of its price and size. I picked one up over the summer for 200 bucks at microcenter. I've been interested in 3d printing for about a decade but the cost has always been a huge barrier, now I can easily get one with my limited space. When I get a little more space I'm gonna look into a midsize printer like the p1s.

[@adhdengineer]

they need a 320mm cubed printer for me to spend the money, only because it's a resonable move for them to make so i kinda expect them to do it as the next printer release (i'm kinda surprised they went with the A1 series but I can see them wanting to hit that market segment as well), and i'm not gonna spend the money on the p1s only to have buyers remorse when the bigger ones come out ;)

[@manmeals441]

Great video and thank you for the extensive information in a very understandable format:)

[@billfred_tg]

I have an x1c .. got it when they released it after the Kickstarter. Absolutely love it and have 0 regrets (even though I had to get it replaced under warranty for a few different issues). I completely agree with you and always advise the a1 or p1s to my friends depending on budget and have considered getting an a1 myself as it is quieter. But I will wait for the new releasing if they ever come for a larger build plate lol

[@burgerdad5681]

How would you rate the ams lite vs the ams? Also any idea when the p1s/x1c might get the hot swap nozzles of the a1?

[@gudska10]

1st time 3d printer user. Deciding on getting the p1s combo based on your recommendation, but I need help. Which of the many accessories that they offer do I really need? A hotend? A pei smooth plate? Extra filment and if so, which type and color (thought it would come with an assortment, not individually choosen)? Please, any help and thanks

[@Himburger1982]

Ordered the the x1c the other day. It will be my first. Thank you so much for this video. I wanted all the bells with it 😂 Yes I ordered from your link. Hopefully you got credit

[@karlmee1234]

I've got a SV08 and want multi color prints since the co print project for it seems to of disappeared off the internet. I think after watching your video, I might just got for the A1 combo, especially with the black friday deals currently going on plus I don't need the speed since my SV08 prints fast and with very good quality. Great video comparison :)

[@timkinney9690]

I am a 3D printing newbie. I bought the P1S Combo and love it. Learning something new everyday. Lithophanes are awsome.

[@korriehusky8404]

Just get the P1S with the big tree tech panda touch, and you can always add a hotend upgrade like the big tree tech revo hotend nozzle.

[@critter42]

My next printer is going to be an A1 Mini - for no other reason than to continue my collection of mini printers - Monoprice Mini, Prusa Mini, Voron 0.2, Positron 3.2, KP3S...

[@artIfactuaI]

Now you have to review the qidi plus 4 and compare it to the p1s or x1c

[@makerskool]

what about active flow rate compensation, touch display and automatic instruction for maintenance in A1 not present in p1p & p1s. I think is the main reason someone will choose a1 over p1 series.

[@CodyGoski]

Just curious, do the Bambu printers ever break to a point where they need a new part? The website doesn't ship to PO boxes, and I found one other place that does but shipping is really expensive. I really want to get a Bambu, so if you rarely need to replace anything on them that would be great.

[@DemonSnowKing]

when u print silks, do u eventually sand down and do a ll the post work or leave it like that to keep that sliver silky look? or do u just sand etc and spray paint it metallic silver ?

[@FranklyBuilt]

You can’t sand them. They lose the shiny top surface

[@cee-too3941]

Me too I just bought the p1s combo with the ams 4 color spool thing combo 24:56 for $800 I hope that's all good deal!

[@DIYDumpRat]

Thanks for the video mate. Would love to buy the best Bamboo Labs printer I could get but the print size is way too small. They need to do a 400 cubed. Or at least a 300mm. I'll wait a while before updating my Creality machines 👍

[@StompGojiStomp]

Right now financially I can either buy the p1s without the ams. Or the a1 with the ams light. At these sale prices I don’t want to make a mistake on my first printer. I know that both would not be a mistake in printing. But given I’m just starting I want as many options open to me.

[@Michael-Clarksings]

Im looking into the p1s. my house collects a lot of dust (ducts need cleaned its mad expensive in my area) so I want a machine that is enclosed to prevent dust build up.

[@samwizeaquatic]

Thank you so much for all videos, I love your content! I just ordered an A1 today, and your review really pushed me towards it. And of course I used your link 😉. Keep printing bro

[@ras3c1]

I really wanted a bambu , but the 300x300 of the k1 max , with your reviews changed my mind in the end

[@genenphi]

Hey man! Quick question... Any tips or tricks to smooth out silk prints and keep that really nice shine?

[@FranklyBuilt]

There are none really. If you want it smooth and colored and shiny, sand and paint it

[@NachoKingLLN]

How is the loudness for these? I want to get into 3D printing but I live in an apartment. I also work from home so I’m curious about sound and volume.

[@FranklyBuilt]

If it’s in another room you’ll hardly notice it

[@nextbestmedic6944]

I ended up buying the bambu x1c still waiting for it to arrive. Just for the piece of mind of starting a 3d print and leaving home.

[@toddwhitrow6120]

When do you think you'll be able to review the k2, In previous videos, you said you might get it around September, October? I managed to order ours on the early bird.

[@livmor3442]

Love my bambu p1s Since i got it i rarely use my others but im waiting for a larger scale one to come out. I just can't see myself getting a k1 max. I love bambus ams capabilities

[@lovevamp5446]

I really want to buy the bamboo p1s but what is your opinion about the copyright claim that is against Bamboo and what will the consequences be if Bamboo loses?

[@jince00]

Great video about Bambus printers! I was just wondering since you mentioned that your current favorite printer is the P1S, how does the Creality K1 Max stacks up against it? Since it has a little bigger build volume I have been more interest in that lately. But in your opinion, what makes the P1S better than the K1 Max? curious to hear from someone who has used them both :) Keep on with the great work and videos :D

[@smoofwah3552]

Random thought i had why wouldn't i get 6 a1 mini no AMS for more prints and splicing stuff into larger prints than just 1 X1C?

[@FranklyBuilt]

Speed and quality. You’d spend so much time fusing and splicing prints it wouldn’t be worth it

[@UpenShenoy]

Possible to swap extruder and nozzle in the P1S and get the best bang for the buck? AI seems to be a gimmicky feature, and lidar is good to have. Btw amazing channel, a bunch of you videos has inspired me to graduate from enders.

[@Deanb92011]

What about the Qidi 4 plus 799.99 and a 305mm build plate

[@omarforbes]

Yes I was gonna write the same thing. Seems like a really solid printer. I was waiting on the elegoo centauri carbon but will probably go with the qidi 4 plus

[@mattkon1808]

What about pla-cf? How does it work on p1s? Or is it going to destroy the extruder?

[@3kytrvlrs813]

Once again ..Thank You Frank! 🎉

[@JackPIZZA_PARTY2804]

I have a P1P that I got because of your videos I’m currently using it to print a few helmets and stuff and have loved it

[@DUSKtillDAN666]

Hi Frank, this is totally unrelated to this particular video but I was wondering, where did you get your files for the Megatron suit? I'd be very greatful if you could please point me in the right direction

[@FranklyBuilt]

It’s a custom file

[@amondavis]

@Frankly Built I'm wondering would you ever use a belt drive platform 3D print ??

[@jet_novice9901]

What would you recommend for solving bed adhesion issues glue stick has been really messy

[@FranklyBuilt]

Clean the bed with isopropyl alcohol

[@jet_novice9901]

@@FranklyBuilt I tried cleaning with dawn dish soap didn’t seem to help have you tried using vision minors Nono polymer adhesive?

[@wikkidrage4907]

did you ever figure out the issue with the a1 im looking to buy a printer but dont have a large budget

[@SimonPlatten]

I love the PS1, its so much better than the other printers I've owned: Bambu PS1 QIDI PLUS4 3D Printer, Max 600mm/s High-Speed Printing Creality K1 Max 3D Printer Official, 600mm/s Max ANYCUBIC Kobra Max 3D Printer, Large 3D Printer Voxelab Aquila D1 FDM 3D Printer Voxelab Aquila Pro 3D Printer Auto Leveling,DIY FDM 3D Printer Kit QIDI TECHNOLOGY Dual Extruder Desktop 3D Printer

[@TheCybercrash]

What about the flow sensor of the a1? Does the P1P or P1S have this sensor, too?

[@SIoopDog]

What is better the P1P or k1max

[@Dahoodk]

I wanna print rc plane parts with good quality which one would you recommend?

[@HeWhoRemainsPeavy6777]

I just got the P1S yesterday and I love it.

[@tcrac3r]

Do you have a link to that specific Doom mask? Looks better than a lot of the ones I've already looked at. Thanks

[@meadmaker4525]

Honestly, if I could have the screen and hardened steel hot-end from the X1C on the P1S, it would be absolutely perfect. All the other bells and whistles on the X1C don't really interest me. Still, the P1S is just hard to beat.

[@Bigdick-g6d]

You can get a bartend steel hot end for p1s for 35 bucks btw

[@rex312prime]

I am looking to get a 3d printer soon and looking at getting the P1S combo. I just barely subscribed love your stuff in the background love the helmets. I saw a kingdom hearts keyblade ❤😍 I am in love and seeing the other weapons are so cool. I hope you can get a chance to respond but I am just doing research and it would be my first 3d printer.

[@jesusjimenezblanco8053]

Which slicer do you use or recommend ? I have a creality ender 3 pro

[@FranklyBuilt]

Orca

[@dfrost42371]

Just got started with my new A1. Where can I get the files for that Dr. Doom helmet? I want to try it with SUNLU Silk PLA+. Great video!

[@FranklyBuilt]

Do3d.com

[@justincharron7186]

Question just got a Creality Ender 3 V3 SE been printing thing for a few day now and I think that fan funnal thing or something else might be clipping my prints am I putting to many thing on the bed or are my setting wrong or am I just hearing thing also I'm using Orca also the rubber wheel thing on the hot end thing seem to be degrading so where can the right replacement and how to replace

[@michaelmendoza1818]

I would get the P1S, I think the lidar is a gimmick. I have a X1C and it has issues reading black filaments according to Bambu support. You can get a hardened nozzle and a touch screen for the P1S and it would still be cheaper than getting the X1.

[@tonyfweb]

For the X1C, you can disable the AI monitoring if it's something that is being extra annoying. For the P1P/P1S, you can pick up a hardened steel extruder gear assembly for $20 and a hardened steel hotend for $15. So, $635 to be able to do engineering materials on the P1S. Ant it has actually come down in price even further since the release of this video. So you could do engineering materials for under $600 which is insane to me.

[@navigationmanship]

Excellent video! As always! Honest and concise! ❤