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I like your insights! Have you tried Rodin by this company called Deemos? I've checked their trial, and it looks like they do a better job than Meshy, in terms of style and quality. Would love to see a review video!

I've seen the term "TF" or "transflash card" used on even modern 3d printers and motherboards, I think it's a Chinese thing, possibly to avoid the "MicroSD" trademark?

chatgpt makes use of this: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt However, if you try to compile that in OpenSCAD, the python script will fail. Any ideas on how to get past that error? Personally, I'm waiting for the day when you can interract with your mechanical cad ide like this with voice commands: "Put a cylinder on the side of that block. No, that side. Good. Center it. Good. Extend it out 4 inches. Good. Put a hole midway along the cylinder. Align the hole with the Z axis. Good. Make it 1/4 inch in diameter. Good." etc. Much like Deckerd interacts with his photo-investigative tool in Blade Runner.

These bambu nozzles absolutely do not stand up to abrasives. I suppose they're more than happy to sell you 20-40$ replacement parts for life than put out ruby or diamond that would out perform hardened steel in every metric. First and last Bambu printer I ever buy if they don't change this.

Perfectly well explained, and straight to the point.

couldn't you smooth it out with cubify or nurbs??

The problem with something cheap like this is it'll turn off "first time" hobbyists - even those on a tight budget. It's like people interested in vinyl records buying a super cheap record player and then saying "is that all it is?" and feeling frustrated. Your advice to looking at 2nd hand printers is spot on.. there's always a cost of entry - and these days 3D printers have become really inexpensive (even good ones). Love your videos - always very informative and entertaining - thanks!

I just subscribed great video!

With an A1 Mini going for $199 (for now), don't throw away $50 on this thing. Even at $50, that's way more than it's worth.

Each time you called them "Easy Threed", I cringe a bit. Felt like you were mocking their typo or poor grammar.

First print always benchy. Youve anger the gods and shall always have layer shifts amd under extrusions

o ohhh Design prototype test will be hunting you down for publishing this video watch yourself...lol

Your video is fantastic! I do wish you were somehow able to be zoomed in on the various settings so I could read them. They are just a blur to me. Another thing would be to use one of those color halos around your cursor. Most of the time, I couldn't see what you were clicking on.

Great video! Thanks

Great video. My Bambu X1C comes this upcoming week

How can you overlook that USB port and make no attempt to talk to the printer through it? If that rig is using the usual shareware found in the cheapest printers you have the key to all the settings.

The terms "microSD" and "TF (TransFlash)" are often used interchangeably, but there are some distinctions worth noting. MicroSD MicroSD stands for "micro Secure Digital." It is a type of removable flash memory card used mainly in mobile phones, tablets, and other portable devices. Development: The microSD card was developed by the SD Card Association (SDA) to provide expandable storage for small devices. Capacity: MicroSD cards come in various storage capacities, ranging from a few megabytes to several terabytes, with different speed classes and performance ratings. TF (TransFlash) TransFlash (TF) is the original name for the microSD card. It was introduced by SanDisk in 2004. Renaming: Shortly after its introduction, TransFlash was renamed microSD when it was adopted by the SD Card Association as the industry standard. Usage: Although "TransFlash" is an older term, it is technically correct to refer to microSD cards as such, though it is less common in modern usage. Modern Usage Correct Term: The correct and most widely accepted term for these cards today is microSD. This is the term recognized by manufacturers, consumers, and the SD Card Association. Interchangeability: While "TF" can still refer to the same type of card, it is largely considered outdated terminology. Conclusion For modern usage, microSD is the correct and most widely recognized term for this form factor of memory cards. Created by ChatGPT

14:15 the filament is looped under itself, that's why it got tangled while printing ;)

For who is wondering, he blinked 4 times in this whole video.

Given the level of optimization they did on that web site, I wouldn't assume the pre-sliced models are well tuned either. It might be an interesting experiment to see how much better an experienced user could make it.

The fact that you actually got something that they call an elephant that even resembles an elephant for 50 Quid is amazing. BTW - what's that USB port suppose to be for (or did I miss that)?

Great explanation, thank you!

So AI is still absolute garbage but it's being made accessible and cheap so that every average Joe can create garbage and litter it all over the internet, turning it into a humongous dump. Sadge. Thanks for the insights in your video, though, very informative and well made!

It's so tiny and cute!

Yawn, 5 other channels already done this to death

Is not that bad at all

17:58 I've attempted a NERF app, I forget which, but man does it always come out crap.

NICE TANKE

Thank-you sir for explaining this. It was driving me a bit nuts.

are we able to raise prints i wanna print a green lantern ring

Very nicely done. I suggest you watch the vid and trim the segments in which you repeat a line (like, on a second take). Also, as this is a beginner vid, don’t use a word in its definition (ex, “this infill button sets the infill”); if you can’t define it, try to state why one would choose that option (ex, “the infill button reduces the amount of filament used by printing a skeleton inside instead of a solid interior”). I also like how well you enunciate, because it means that I can set the playback speed to 1.5x and still understand you. Well done!

Thank you! 🎉❤

I watched this on 1.75x 🤣

you can also inport a file from files, just click open with bambu studio

Great video explanation, thanks for doing the investigation and sharing your results👍

nice

I'm old enough to remember when you had to press the record button to record something on VHS (no timer). It's crazy what we can do as home users these days. As a non=Bambu owner I look forward to the next instalment. Thanks.

This is completely USELESS

I have a macbook 2018 and I’m having issues getting it to print, computer wont even send anything to the printer

You can take those Models into Zbrush and clean up the inaccuracies and deficiencies. It would make it easier for Designers to go in do clean up over starting it from scratch.

This was superb. I learnt so much and will definitely watch the others. Thanks.

Very interesting... I would be very much interested in a solution to use in CAD design for building REAL NASA Grade working robots, including STEP files of electronic parts that I can import into KiCad...

Thanks

You make great tutorials. Thanks for that. I just got a Bambulab P1S to replace my Flashforge Creator Pro, which I had for 8 yrs. I used Simplify 3D with the Creator Pro and now switch to Bambulab Studio/Orca Slicer. Bambulab Studio looks great and I got my first prints out without any tutorials, but while watching your beginner tutorial I found some new and interesting functions. Now I am going to watch the advanced tutorial to dive deeper into it. I subscribed and will take a look at your other videos too, as there seems to be a lot of interesting information to find in your videos.

fabulous tutorials

I was looking everywhere on how to do this with one extruder and without AMS so I could print hueforge prints. I tried using the pause function but the printer ignored it. There's nothing quite like printing something for 5 hours only to have to stop because the printer did not pause. In retrospect, I should have used a fast print to test it. The color change setting seemed to do the trick! For reference I'm using a Neptune 3 Max and using Orcaslicer. My printer has no WIFI capability which only added to the frustration. Hopefully this helps someone with the same printer because there isn't much information out there on multicolor printing with this particular printer

Love you video 🙏 but I do have a question with an issue I’m facing (not major but still frustrating) I have created a design in fusion and made it intro multipart and scattered them in the same size of the build plate and saved it as 3MF. When I sent it to bambu studio I’m unable to select each part individually (like to rotate it on face or move each part individually) it select all the part as 1 object and that is frustrating because I going to have to save each part and send them each to the slicer… is there a way around that?

I found instructions for generating AI models yourself using Google's cloud services. It wasn't particularly good but might be something you could take a look at. I'm sure it will only improve.

It’s devastating and I hate it… Modeling things in 3d is literally the must aspect of being a 3d Artist and now everyone without skill and dedication can create useless things like this…

Brilliant tutorial. I have seen many reviews for the A1 with AMS, but not one showed the actual design and slice process. Many thanks