I'm still waiting for mine, ordered it 11/5

Have loved mine, it’s amazing

@@slickman1953 I ordered mine in October and finally got it last week. I was getting annoyed people posting on reddit that ordered late November and early December and where getting theirs already, lol

This is good to hear, as I think I will go ahead with a pre order. Thanks for posting your experience.

Better than an Ender 3 Pro?

@@RSI24 you can't even compare this to an Ender. Not even a comparison

@@RSI24 apples and oranges bud

@@tjlqk3 it’s like a chair compared to a log

The price becomes rather equivalent if you compare an assembled MKs3+ and an X1/X1C without the AMS. At that point, the comparison between the two machine's capabilities isn't even funny anymore.

@@cy-one agree, X1C is a better deal in my opinion and if you consider AMS vs MMU it is far more reliable and more usable.

@@ravm84 AMS vs MMU was actually one of the reasons why I went with an XC1/AMS Combo. I want to have the option for multimaterial (to a degree) and multicolor. The MMU is never really reviewed very favorably, the best you seem to be able to get is "it works for a few months, then it suddenly doesn't anymore." Of course we don't have long-term reviews for the AMS yet, but from everything that has come out... It seems very reliable.

@@ravm84 I love how Palette produces less waste than the AMS. The AMS however can use _very_ different materials as long as you get your nozzle to not clog. As Palette needs to fuse filament together, it can't be _too_ different.

You also have to build a Voron, which is a significant task, even for someone experienced with 3D printers. Of course, it's great to build a Voron if you want to learn all the ins and outs of the hardware, electronics, Klipper, etc., but the cost is pretty insane for a good kit by LDO or similar.

Good idea actually, will write up a brief description in the description. However, everything I have mentioned in the video which I struggled with has in fact been solved. Obviously after months of use from thousands of users, other teething issues cropped up but mostly get resolved pretty quickly by Bambu

@Breaks'n'Makes Much appreciated. That's great to hear.

It was on my secondary channel, since I will only focus on this one, I want to consolidate my videos and organize myself as things are about to ramp up on this channel :)

Yep, definitely plan to do a follow up :)

Palette also works in a single extruder with lots of purge, but i completely get what you mean. in my case, i like to keep the "waste" and turn it into something functional :)

@@3DMakerNoob Ah, I thought Palette had less waste than Bambu's implementation but it's probably fairly similar, looking at how the AMS works. Do you melt down the waste filament and make new filament? :o

it's based on prusaslicer, but if you've used Bambu Studio, it's pretty different. They did release all the files, and have made this clear from the start. It's clearly not just a reskin.

Depends on your budget to be honest. I have both. The MK3S+ is a proven workhorse, quiet, reliable and precise, the X1C is just ridiculously fast and easy to use. Both have their pros and cons. But with either one you won’t be disappointed

@@3DMakerNoob budget secondary. From all reviews I saw the Bamboo seems to be technically superior. But what I don’t like is: proprietary parts, which somebody can not buy if the company is out of business and the „always online“ cloud function, which sends the 3d model I want to print to the chinese cloud. I like that you can get nearly any part easily for the Prusa and that they offer „upgrade kits“ for new versions of the MK models. But the Prusa seems to be outdated compared to the lcd touchscreen, high price without even MMU2S, much slower speed, no camera, not casing etc. (you can upgrade all of this but at a higher price point and the MMU2S seems to be inferior to the AMU of BamooLab) I tend towards the prusa, because of its proven reliability over time and superb spare parts availability. But the BambooLab seems to be so much nicer machine, the looks of it, the speed, the touchscreen, the case and even things like the nozzle are higher quality out of the box? BambooLabs has a hardened stainless steel and prusa only a standard copper nozzle. Of course you can upgrade but BambooLabs took thought into it right from the beginning. But I like that I can assemble the whole prusa, because I never had a 3d printer before and I think as a newbie somebody can learn a lot from assembling the whine machine. Anyway straight to the point: If budget is not an issue, which one do you recommend? Do they both have the same print quality?

@@limebulls you bring a good point on propertiary items but they are priced very reasonably. I had mk3s's and sold them in favor of two x1c combos. The speed and accuracy of the prints is right up there with the prusa. I don't see any reason you'd want to dump almost 1k on a prusa when they are getting very aged. Both my x1c's have been about 200 hrs of nothing but fantastic prints. Two failed prints. But was my fault for not using a brim.

@@tjlqk3 thank you! Do you recommend to buy a textured BambuLab PEI Sheet with the X1C? Or is the included sheet enough?

@@limebulls I've used the standard "cool plate" for pla and it worked very well if you applied a light coat of glue stick. I recently received the textured pei and it has been fantastic, and I won't go back. I just received an Energetic pei sheet too but have not used it yet. If you are seriously considering the x1c and they have a textured pei in stock, I would grab it as well. If they are out of stock, try using the cool plate and if it does not work out for you, there are 3rd party ones that people are having good luck with.

Almost 2 years, but it was a bad decision 🤣 so chances are 3D makernoob is creeping back

@@3DMakerNoob why was it a bad decision?, since realising that this is your channel i have been binge watching everything since your new tools haul, im upto video 8 for today, "LED capsule lamps". you can only go so far on 3d printing alone. you broke away from it and you shouldn't look back. they projects right after the change are awesome, loving the vase and the clock.

Missed the disclaimer in the beginning? Either way, I’m consolidating my videos from other channels to this one, hence why it’s uploaded today, but was released months ago ☺️

Yup, I felt it’s best to stick to my roots and go back to basics :)

@@3DMakerNoob glad you’re back budd, looking forward to future uploads🙌🏻

Late reply but - The hotend and nozzles are custom on this machine. They offer standard nozzles for general use like PLA & PETG and hardened nozzles for abrasive filaments like Carbon Fiber, Glass filled or Wood filled, etc. The X1C comes with the high end nozzles and the newly released P1P comes with a lower end nozzle but can upgrade to the higher end parts. As noted above the prices they're charging for the parts is exceptionally reasonable. A Hotend & Nozzle combo is like $29 while the same from Ultimaker (whom this machine directly competes) is over $120!

@@mickmouse2258 I got this machine 2 months ago , it’s a beast and amazing with all my prints , don’t regret it at all

It doesn’t, never needed to take it out after the review as you can transfer files via LAN or cloud

No point in ass kissing if the community is not going to gain from it

Never said they don’t 😁

@@3DMakerNoobWait-- it said "out of the box"!?!🥲