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Store.Bambu Lab has their Bambu Lab A1 Multi-Color 3D Printer on sale listed below. Shipping is $20 (via Economy shipping).
Thanks to community member papillion333 for finding this deal
Note, additional discount is available on 3D printer add-on/accessories when you purchase the Bambu Lap A1 3D Printer; both printer and add-ons must be added to cart for discount to apply (Up to 39% Off).
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Thanks to community member papillion333 for finding this deal
Note, additional discount is available on 3D printer add-on/accessories when you purchase the Bambu Lap A1 3D Printer; both printer and add-ons must be added to cart for discount to apply (Up to 39% Off).
Available Option(s)About the Product
- AMS Lite/Multi-Color Printing
- Full-Auto Calibration
- Active Flow Rate Compensation
- Active Motor Noise Cancelling
- 1-Clip Quick Swap Nozzle
- Bed Slinger w/ CoreXY
- Sync w/ Bambu Studio/Bambu Handy
- 256*256*256 mm Build Volume
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Additional add-on/accessories is available; must add both 3D printer and accessories to cart for discount to apply
- Order will be shipped out from USA warehouse within 1-3 business days once order is processed
- Shipping rates may vary by location
- Offer valid while discount savings/supplies last
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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Store.Bambu Lab has their Bambu Lab A1 Multi-Color 3D Printer on sale listed below. Shipping is $20 (via Economy shipping).
Thanks to community member papillion333 for finding this deal
Note, additional discount is available on 3D printer add-on/accessories when you purchase the Bambu Lap A1 3D Printer; both printer and add-ons must be added to cart for discount to apply (Up to 39% Off).
Available Option(s)About the Product
Thanks to community member papillion333 for finding this deal
Note, additional discount is available on 3D printer add-on/accessories when you purchase the Bambu Lap A1 3D Printer; both printer and add-ons must be added to cart for discount to apply (Up to 39% Off).
Available Option(s)About the Product
- AMS Lite/Multi-Color Printing
- Full-Auto Calibration
- Active Flow Rate Compensation
- Active Motor Noise Cancelling
- 1-Clip Quick Swap Nozzle
- Bed Slinger w/ CoreXY
- Sync w/ Bambu Studio/Bambu Handy
- 256*256*256 mm Build Volume
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Additional add-on/accessories is available; must add both 3D printer and accessories to cart for discount to apply
- Order will be shipped out from USA warehouse within 1-3 business days once order is processed
- Shipping rates may vary by location
- Offer valid while discount savings/supplies last
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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I didn't know if the Studio software contains/contained legitimate malware, but the overall security profile was enough to convince our security team to keep their printer off our network and not install the app on any network-connected PCs.
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https://github.com/adepssimius/ev...sovol-sv08
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgX14lb
(all my printers are BL printers so i've been watching pricing, waiting on an bigger size printer or an X2C though)
The current TH board I'm waiting on they shipped to the Netherlands. I'm in the US. No idea what is happening there. But right now it's a giant paperweight as I wait for another TH board.
I'm sure the majority of their printers are flawless, but if you're like me and end up with a dud, it's an absolute miserable experience dealing with Bambu CS.
I've heard *almost* nothing but good about the Bamboo Labs printers both from those who have them and via the web. The only drawback that I see (and this is why we don't use them at work) is they have a slicer that reports to outside servers (presumably in China?). Company security doesn't allow that type of software. Even for personal use I would prefer a system that doesn't require web access in the event that server support goes away in the future (a problem that has disabled other software/hardware).
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I didn't know if the Studio software contains/contained legitimate malware, but the overall security profile was enough to convince our security team to keep their printer off our network and not install the app on any network-connected PCs.
https://github.com/adepssimius/ev...sovol-sv08
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgX14lb
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I've heard *almost* nothing but good about the Bamboo Labs printers both from those who have them and via the web. The only drawback that I see (and this is why we don't use them at work) is they have a slicer that reports to outside servers (presumably in China?). Company security doesn't allow that type of software. Even for personal use I would prefer a system that doesn't require web access in the event that server support goes away in the future (a problem that has disabled other software/hardware).
Slice the files and put them on a micro SD card and print from the interface.
(all my printers are BL printers so i've been watching pricing, waiting on an bigger size printer or an X2C though)
https://github.com/adepssimius/ev...sovol-sv08
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgX14lb
Personally I'd go with a company that's controlling and keeping things tight for their machines. But I've been there, started with Creality back in the day and initially liked the tinkering/learning, then rather quickly hated the hobby of getting the printers happy and not actually working on my other projects.
Best of luck though, hope it all works out for ya.
He ended up "gambling" on the A1. He has absolutely loved it, and has sharpened a lot of skills with software he never thought he'd get into (some CAD, some 3D editing, etc) and is very, very happy with his purchase. His retired friends come to see what he's made.
Personally I'd go with a company that's controlling and keeping things tight for their machines. But I've been there, started with Creality back in the day and initially liked the tinkering/learning, then rather quickly hated the hobby of getting the printers happy and not actually working on my other projects.
Best of luck though, hope it all works out for ya.
1) Of course the sovol 08 is open source. The entire design is open source and has been for years. It isn't a marketing gimmick or whatever you're trying to say here
2) you criticize Sovol for "relying on the community" by using open source projects but that is literally what Bambu does. Reskinning prusa/orca slicer, swiping klipper and then locking it all down as "proprietary". At least sovol doesn't steal other people's work and pass it off as their own.
1) Of course the sovol 08 is open source. The entire design is open source and has been for years. It isn't a marketing gimmick or whatever you're trying to say here
2) you criticize Sovol for "relying on the community" by using open source projects but that is literally what Bambu does. Reskinning prusa/orca slicer, swiping klipper and then locking it all down as "proprietary". At least sovol doesn't steal other people's work and pass it off as their own.
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Slice the files and put them on a micro SD card and print from the interface.
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