Description
The Bambu Lab X1-Carbon easily offers the easiest and simplest printing experience. So do yourself a favor and get the X1-C to save your valuable time and money in the long run.
Why do we prefer the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon FDM filament 3D printer?
- Easy initial setup.
- The build quality is top-notch.
- Extremely user-friendly. Pretty much straight-up slice and print.
- Everything related to the printing process is automated.
- All that’s left to do is remove the print from the bed and enjoy.
DDW’s Preferred FDM 3D Filament
- PLA 57°C easy to print.
- ASA 100°C high temperature resistant. Good enough for most things.
- PET-CF 205°C super high temperature resistant with carbon fiber.
- FILAFLEX 82A 113°C Great for RC engine belts.
Workflow
- Prep bed.
- Load filament(s).
- Open Bambu Studio.
- Load 3D model(s).
- Choose material.
- Slice.
- Send it to print wirelessly. (SD card printing available.)
- Automatically start printing.
- Remove the model and clean the bed.
- Done!
- Keep printing…
Upgrade
- Activate the heated chamber with the Chitu 3D Printer Heater. See post.
- Print ASA at 65°C-70°C chamber with a Hot Box. See post.
Pro Tips
- The micro SC card must be formatted under FAT32. If it’s larger than 32GB, you’ll need FAT32 Formatter to format it.
- Dry your filament before printing for the best result with a filament dryer.
- A slower print speed will almost always get better surface quality and reduce overall wear and tear of the printer components.
- You can have any color for each of the 4 spools on the AMS. They can also be the same color, this way you won’t have to reload as often.
- Filaments with CF or carbon fiber will wear out the AMS very fast because they’re rough, so it’s best to not use them with the AMS.
Don’t need the AMS?
Bambu Lab X1-Carbon without AMS $1,199.00
Filament 3D printer accessories
We have been using this printer since 1/20/2024.
- Issue: NONE
Come back again to check for more updates as we continue to put this printer to work. 💯
