OUCH!!!!!

Some things just can't be unread. 😨 sorry that happened to you.

HAHA Something tells me you were on this path before you saw this video, but I hope you love the printer!

My thought, just need to get it financed 😀

Have loved mine, amazing device

Same here, just ordered mine.

@@jeffj5710 you'll love it so much, you may order more. I am in love with mine and amazed every time I use it at the quality and speed it performs.

Thank you!

I messed around with all sorts of different rollers and rings for cardboard spools, even tried designing my own, but wasn't happy with any of them. You need rollers to be very snug on the cardboard so that they don't slip when the AMS is back-rolling them, but you also need them to be very narrow because the bottom of the AMS has channels that are only about 10mm wide, and if your rollers rub against those, you'll have retraction errors too. If your cardboard spool is dented or not perfectly rounded or centered, a roller can exacerbate that and make it wobble in the AMS, and if your roller has retaining clips that go over the edge of the cardboard to hold it in place, stuffing it under those clips can create the dents and imperfections you don't want. In the end, it's *much* easier to just wrap a single layer of electrical tape around each edge of a cardboard spool. That gives you great traction, no slippage, no extra width, doesn't need to be carefully adjusted for different brands, and it's faster than printing even the smallest roller. Which should be a lesson to us: not every problem is best solved with a 3D print.

The least amount of work for simple prints, is just to ditch the AMS and use the back spool holder.

You are a flipping hero. Thank you.

Thanks man!

XD its new that people dont go to the biggest channel comment but sadly i do btw i bought the bambu lab combo its the best

There are already so many more since I made this video as well!

I can't wait till you get one!

I always thought it would be fun to have a slide attached to the back with magnets and then go down behind the desk to a trash can! Then it would really be a poop shoot!

Thank you! Absolutely, I have more videos coming!

How are you liking it? Worth the $$$?

Too much effort. You can just scale it in Bambu Studio.

@@drCox12 It's effort that's well well worth it, once you have some CAD skills you can unlock the true potential of your printer.

@@ChimpyChamp I agree but you should never overcomplicate things. If there's an easy and reliable way to get the job well done, then take it. Unneccessary complexity is prone to failure which leads to frustration which leads to loss of motivation. Learn step by step: Learning how to scale things in Bambu Lab is a lesson that is also applicable in CAD. Because just scaling the model is exactly what an experienced CAD user would do.

Any Problems with heat or airflow?

@@VigiHunter Nope, the defaults work with all filaments I'm using and don't tinker with temperatures, flowrates etc., but just quality settings like shell- and infill-rates. I've one very cheap TPU-filament that wasn't working well and the default speed-settings with TPU should be reduced anyway.

@@Leynad778 Oh I don't means heat while printing but heat problems in the back where the PSU, Mainboard and stuff is. There is quite a large fan back there so I was wondering if a blanket makes it a heat trap 😅

@@VigiHunter Certainly not during a German Winter.

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😂😆 Glad you were revived to write this comment!

You should! I think it looks sweet to have them displayed too. lol

Haha

Same here, if you find a solution let me know thanks

Anything that gets hot should be at least PETG

Believe you could just rotate the build plates and be able to grab one from each side if you wanted to! Can't wait till you get yours, you're going to love it!

@@TheEdgeofTech I've sold evething but the mini to fund it but I'm 100% sure it's money well spent

Good question! It's been good for me! But they are still growing and they are not perfect. It's much better than most other companies though!

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

I have this printer and use third party filaments no issues so far. Used pla, pla+, pla-cf, silk pla, and asa.

I have not had too many issues with the AMS at all. Hope you love it when you get it!

Yea you're right, Believe it or not when the video was made that option wasn't a thing yet and you did have to unplug the ams

Haha 😂

True! But I like the idea have it holding more too. Thanks for watching!

Awesome! Which one was yours?

@ktothestank! I'll take your comments and buff them up a bit mine are abs/asa and still working!

Take a look at the description of the video, and you'll find all of them!

Found them!

Hey! From your KZfaq name I can't tell who this is, but hi!, It's been a long time! Haha

Maybe! It certainly would help from transferring the vibrations to whatever kind of table or countertop you have it on. And that would probably cut down the noise to the rest of the house.