Weird thing is so many people hate time lapses made by Bambu printers. Some reddit communities even ban calling them advertising. Why don't they ban all printer time lapses but only Bambu ones? I guess people who are fans of Prusa and Open source are just butt hurt that their printers are slow and worse than Bambu. I bought just my own P1P. I have had Ender 3 V2 Neo but it is just too slow and the new K1 from Creality is just total trash product

It's ok but it's still not as good as multi-nozzle printing. The AMS wastes so much filament having to purge every multicolor layer. Hopefully Bambu will look into a multi nozzle machine.

@@collegestudent6071 I agree but man 16 colors can you imagine the price on that Prusa XL. :) Most things 3dprinted are a waste altogether. The AMS''s are fantastic for logo/graphics work where you're only doing a layer or two on your model. Very little waste.

​@@wekkimeif7720did you tried the elegoo neptune 4

9 months and some change

Yep, I could not in good conscience print detailed multi-colour prints on a Bambu Labs due to the grotesque wastage. It makes me feel ill every time I see how much waste is purged.

So you can do what with the visual exactly? 😂

@@somerandomperson8282 you're weak stomached then

What ...?

@@Jellylazer every time there's a color change on the same layer, the X1 has to purge a big glob of filament to clean out the old filament from the nozzle since it cuts the filament so high up when doing a filament change, then it continues to purge even more into a wipe tower before it continues printing into the model. every. time.

I think it was using a lot of those towers in place of a purge tower for filament changes

The cost of printing clean prints w/current technology.

A large amount of the infill is the purging material, you can see the colour change across the layer when it's printing.

@@joshbridges8410 there's a multiple vertical gaps that are one color about 50% of the object. That's just pure waste. But I totally get what you're saying. Just sad to see so much wasted plastic.

@@Sportdue55 we need affordable desktop filament extruders. Then all waste and scraps and failed prints can be recycled.

@@joshbridges8410 that'll be amazing! I've heard about melting filament down into silicon mold, which is cool.

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@@Bens3dPrinting How long did this take ?

Any that fits into the AMS

50 seconds

@@HarambeDid911 I wish this was Reddit and I could give you an award XD

@@HarambeDid911 I see what you did there.

@@HarambeDid911 49* seconds xD

Looks like normal tree support for me

It’s all build in, check out BambuLab X1C

This is done on the Bambu X1 carbon, there isnt any camera settings other than recording in 720p or 1080. It does the timelaspes automatically

What banding issue?? All I see are lines in the support which is quite normal. The rest of the print looks great.

With models that have large wide sections sparse infill don't allow the top layers to bridge correctly and they will droop into the gaps of the infill and have bad quality.

@@rileyneufeld7001 there are infill solutions for this. Lightning infill is a pretty extreme one that saves gigantic amounts of filament, suitable for this kind of non-structural print.

@@logitech4873 Yes I'm aware of lightning infill and honestly haven't seen much savings at all compared to using grid infill type in Cura. Plus as you stated grid infill actually gives the part strength compared to lightning which does nothing in that regard.

@@rileyneufeld7001 Superslicer's height modifier is great for this, lets you keep a lower infill until you need the higher infill to support the top of the model

@@oneillam1990 Cura has this as well.

Bambu lab X1 carbon comes with an AMS that does the color swaps for you. and its basically microsoft paint in the slicer to color models

Do a basic google for the printer being used instead of asking inane questions.

@@somerandomperson8282 post useful responses instead of making inane comments

@@somerandomperson8282 there's google post to help you f-off too go search those

@@somerandomperson8282 YTA

Not even close. Whatever waste did come off is well worth not having to paint for me.

Just reuse it as infill filament or for a new spool of filament for parts where color doesnt matter

@@MegaMaskedriderwhat machine would you recommend to recycle the filament? They seem kinda expensive