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Bambu Lab A1 Mini 3D Printer (Silver) on sale for
$199.99.
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Bambu Lab A1 Mini 3D Printer (Silver) on sale for
$199.99.
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Features: - Full-auto Calibration
- 4-Color Printing with AMS lite
- Under 48 dB Low Noise in Silent Mode
- Full-metal Linear Rails and Bearings
- Vibration and Flow Rate Compensation
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Fairly annoying they show a multicolor print on the bed, when what you're buying cannot print that.
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I own both AD5M and AD5X and I'm pretty happy with them.
Idk anything about 3d printing but bought many Arkham Horror LCG games and looking at Etsy but interested in trying to print for all my board games!
You must be either extremely lucky or use cutting-edge filament coz my p1s even got prints that came off the PEI plate during mid print a few times
Idk anything about 3d printing but bought many Arkham Horror LCG games and looking at Etsy but interested in trying to print for all my board games!
So, while this is a great little printer, I would still recommend bumping up to the full size A1.
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Fairly annoying they show a multicolor print on the bed, when what you're buying cannot print that.
The biggest issue I've had was a big blob of PETG filling the silicone sock around the hot end and getting injected into all of the areas around the printhead. I think that happened when one of the kids tried to clean up a failed print from a model that needed supports, and the sock got twisted and covered the nozzle outlet (and they didn't notice). That was a mess, but I managed to clean it up by heating up the nozzle in maintenance mode, and using q-tips/toothpicks to get the melted filament blobs out. It's been working fine ever since.
At the end of the day, 3D printing is not 100% foolproof. TBH, even conventional printing still has its annoying issues crop up, like leaking toners, dried cartridges, clogged nozzles, paper jams, etc. It's the nature of the beast.
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