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"This is the way"

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WoW great video. Can you give the measurement from the top of the reel to the desk. I have a limited height problem but like you reposition of the reel, and your handle.

Hi, You have brilliant videos and i've followed as best I can. I've changed from Creality Cura (which didn't have a G29 code) to Ultimaker cura (which does) I've removed the G29 code and replaced it with the new one, unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. The mesh isn't being saved. Any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong. I'm using an Ender 5 + with sonic pad.

1:44 Lies. Bambu sent out an email to content creators first about the issue, then sent out a repair or return/replace option to everyone, AND THEN they did the responsible thing and issued a recall on it. They were very irresponsible about how they handled this, and you are sugar coating it.

11:23 i think it's good and simple idea to just put bed size cover on top of bed when you dont print, then no dust gets on it :)

Did they get rid of the IOT setting in the new updated i dont see it? I can connect to the cloud, but it will not print from the cloud successfully always fails.

been having issues. this is a game changer

Very complete tutorial, currently doing on my printer. thanks!

Really not impressed with it......

What I didn’t consider when buying the A1 is the higher electricity costs. The A1 Mini would have probably just done fine and oaks less space away when mounting the AMS on the wall. However I’m super happy with my A1 as a first printer (since 3 days lol).

Is the A1 and A1 mini Mac friendly?

Wanna see the a1 max

RE- The accidental hole , you can grab a hot solder iron and some filament and melt it into the hole, job done

I switch from Ender 5 to A1 Mini, A1 do the print ok in near 99% of the time and the remain1% usually is my problem. Much better then my old Ender 5 that need baby sit to make sure it print correctly. Also i hardly use up the full Ender 5 bed size due bed problem. I printed full items that near used up full A1 mini bed size without any problem. Although A1 mini bed is smaller, I can successful print bigger item then my Ender 5.

hello,is any possible way to connect sonic pad with ender 3?because hasnt option for a standar ender 3

Just got my printer, and boy am I glad this is the first video I came across. THANK YOU for all the preventer trouble, I’m seeing all these comments and feel blessed

Here is an Idea, Instead of wasting your money on these outdated , overpriced Bambu printers. Go buy an Anycubic Kobra 3 combo that is WAY better than both of these in EVERY WAY. Bigger surface, faster print speed, better construction, better print, less waste and no recalls......$479 and you get 2 roll of filament and a bunch of other extras.

Qidi tech still the only affordable option for those who need active chamber heating. Not sure why other manufacturers are so slow to catch up.

I really hoped it would work, but it still won't pull in filament.

So printing at "93" gave me a roughly 66.23mm...

I'm brand new to 3D printing and after months of reviews, I decided on the A1 mini and lucked into the recent sale two weeks ago. I'm absolutely thrilled with how easy it is to use and the quality of the prints, given my total lack of skill. Its smaller bed size doesn't matter to me as I'm just learning for now and I picked up an Ender 3 v2 for a song that I'll be upgrading and using for the occasional larger print.

Buying an A1 mini so i can print while i drive

Have enough for the A1? Get it. Don't? Get the mini. Done.

Good video. Thank you. I have the ender 3v2 neo for at least a year now. I'm thinking of upgrading using different types of filaments

I have a P1S Combo and added a Mini after the price drop a few months ago. Didn't need the bigger build volume or multi color, so basic Mini was just fine. I will say that the little thing is an absolute beast of a machine for the price. When price dropped again for the anniversary sale I just had to pick up another one. I've been surprised as to just how many parts I've been printing fit 180 cubed just fine. With the P1S and the Minis it's likely my Enders will remain turned off unless I need to use their beds to dry filament.

While I own the A1 Mini, if I were to do it again, I'd buy a A1. Once in a while the bed size limitation of the A1 Mini is annoying, not often but enough that I regret not the bigger version.

I just ordered the A1 mini to replace my ender 3 that I have been struggling with for the past 4 years. I wanted something small to sit on my desk. I may get a P1S next year with the AMS if I end up using the A1 mini extensively

this "free" account and my wifi info.. you are joking, right?

Bambu is having a sale right now and the A1 mini by itself is 199USD or 169GBP. IMHO, if you need/want something inexpensive or small, the A1 mini for that price cannot be beat. Prusa mini is twice the cost and doesn't have all the same features.

I believe I will buy the A1 Mini with the AMS and at the end of the year I will buy the A1 and swap the AMS when necessary I am tired of setting up my printers right every month or less when I am going to print something, I believe this is something Bambulab is way ahead of other printers, they want people to be able to print instead of calibrating the 3d printers and changing parts.

I love my A1 mini. Highly recommend. Mini is not as small as it seems. You can print in parts then join together. Mini is very space saving & portable

both , like me...I have a P1S, A1 Combo A1 Mini and a X1C coming soon to complete the set, minus the p1p

love my A1 Mini combo thinking of grabbing the A1 lot more fun than my Ender 3 lol

A hero

I think I discovered something Pretty good. Get the cheapest 500ml 70% rubbing alcohol you can find and add about 100g of sugar. You have to try this. It Doesn't leave droplets like sugar water and it evaporates a lot quicker, plus the added sanitary benefits of the alcohol and it's very easy to clean afterwards with a second bottle of regular alcohol. This stuff saved me an immeasurable amount headaches and a lot of filament. Edit: Also very important, only try this if you have a magnetic bed, DO NOT apply the solution on the bed while it's mounted on the printer, you don't want to get sugar on the rest of the machine.

My acceleration test refuses to fail. I’ve gone up to 15,000 on a cr-10 smart pro. What am I doing wrong?

Come on... I can t accept that calculation... Either there are 7*54 layers or 7*53 + 7 base but 41.6 rounded to 41...

Thanx so much. This video was a life saver

polymakers Carbon fiber Nylon blends print between 280-300, and in my experience it likes temps on the lower range of that, I generally print it at 285 so this printer can def handle some carbon fiber or glass fiber nylons

C is for the Camera ;)

This is a nice video but my filament got stuck higher in the system and required the whole disassembly

It is working with cr-10 se ?

Thanks for your videos. Any advice on what to do if at room temperature my Cr10s pro V2 is reporting 243c? I can't PID tune because it doesn't go down from there to reach the 210 I'm going for 😂 confirmed, it is not actually hot, but says it is.

One of the very best 3D printed guitar projects that I have seen so far! Nicely done. I am interested to hear how well the fretboard holds up and how "stable" the neck turns out to be. It is a very interesting choice to use an aluminum profile to strengthen the neck... clever for sure. Let us know how this thing is holding up, that would be a good video for sure. Awesome job here. Cheers.

🔧 If you're encountering the 'PID Autotune failed! Bad heater ID' error while using the command M303 E-1 S60 C5, make sure to check your Marlin firmware settings. Specifically, ensure that PIDTEMPBED is enabled. In Marlin 2.1.2.3, this setting is turned off by default. Enabling it should resolve the issue!

I appreciate the work you put into that video. Thank you a lot! ❤

I wish i had seen this before wasting an hour on the paper method lol

Glad I found you awesome

Helpful, but the instructions are a little off now. In Cura > Marketplace > Type AutoTowers Generator > Install > Quit > Reopen Cura then up on the menu click Extensions, Post-Processing, Modify G-code. Add a ChangeAtZ(experimental) script. Specify Trigger to Height and change the layer number for which layer in the slice you want to change temp, also choose Apply to Target layer + Sub then Check Change Extruder 1 Temp and type what temp you want. Happy printing.