Send me an email to [email protected] and we can work something out. I've sent 18 packages to Mexico and only 4 of them made it so I stopped offering shipping to Mexico through Etsy.

Oh interesting. Even if it's a building wide AC Unit?

@@JoelSchat Yes, there's no fresh air from outside that would be entering the building, otherwise the AC units would be working constantly against the heated air from outside. It would be like driving your car with the AC on and the windows open.

Printing a lot of PETG and PLA right now so I may look into adding filter or two along the exhaust pathway.

I bought mine about 10 days into the sale so I am probably a bit further down the line for an AMS!

Thanks man! I moved to New Westminster and this office is a few blocks from my new place. Right in the middle of New West

Nope, but I do make a separate mount for the p950 now

@JoelSchat cool, do you have a link ? I purchased the one for my old P1000 which was brilliant but let it go with the camera when I sold it. Very pleased with it 😀

@@birdingnorthdevon amazing I am so glad to hear that! You can get to my shop from here: joelschat.etsy.com and then just click on the P950 listing 👍

@@JoelSchat just ordered 👍

Sometimes I have to ya, most of the time not

@@JoelSchat I had a print come off the textured plate today. Really sucks. I saw this video right after by coincidence.

Not a scam i ordered the first iteration and it was a real help and couple of months again i got the second iteration and im loving it im using a home made quick release pistol grip. As there isnt any quick release grip out there

Rude!

Night of the 10th, into the morning of the 11th

Hi Alex, I have an X1 Carbon and despite the recommendation to open the door or lid when printing PLA I leave mine closed and have never had any issues with heat creep, the noise difference is massive also. Wow I wish a Bambu Lab was my first printer, my first printer in 2011 was a Mendel 90 kit but a colleague at work printed my plastic parts on the industrial machines we had there and later made them from highly polished aluminium, those industrial machines were over £20,000 and no where near as good as the Bambu Lab machines, they were extremely dimensionally accurate though but slow. You can get some reusable silica gel pellets and fine mesh bags and some vacuum bags to store the filaments, this is my method and it works great, to start off with there is a program on the printer that dries your filament but eventually you might be better off with a filament dryer, but made sure your dryer rotates the filament and has an extraction fan to evacuate the moist air.

You can order it on Etsy at the link in the description of the video

Right now it is just in Canada and the US in certain cities but they are expanding

@@JoelSchat worth noting is that the cash reward might not be available in later stages so it might never be possible to earn cash in the phillipines or anywhere outside the areas in the US and Canada. If they do keep the cash reward it will probably relate to how well the captured data sells. They might adjust their pricing to give higher rewards in countries where the data sells for more and in areas that give more value. I doubt you'll be able to make a few thousand a week in the phillipines scooting around on a moped with a backpack full of chargers and batteries, but it would be amazing if the project did do well enough to allow it.