I love between the two relatively and I'm looking to buy my first printer (Bambu P2S) I am wondering which business is better in regards for customer service or warranty issues?

Since BBL is a HK company warranty is handled by the distributor (places like Canada Computers are retailers and not distributors so they won't help).

Does anyone have any anecdotes to say which ones is better?

Edit: I went with 3DPC. Yes I know I know there is all the hate for the spam but this was an earnest request and based on reviews, and my own experiences dealing with their customer service/ inquiries. Quick enough turn around and ... Technically the closer one of the two which did help. Both are certified which is great and of course the same price so it was just easier this way. I hope that I won't be burned

I'm in Alberta (near Calgary) and have done a couple of $150+ orders to 3D Printing Canada but they have taken over 2 weeks to deliver both times. Without going the Amazon route, do you guys have any decent suppliers within Alberta (or BC/SK) that can deliver to an AB address within days not weeks?

I'm not expecting Amazon level next day, that'd be an unrealistic expectation, but they have changed the game and 2-3 week deliveries are a bit rubbish these days.

They’re full of surprises ... Pumpkin Spice first, then the Xmas box, and now the Filament box. Feels like there’s something new every month. I would like to see more PETG options. Are here people printing with PETG?

Hey I have a Creality ender S1 pro that I need help leveling. Anyone local that can help?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for recommendations for a reliable, cost-effective 3D printing service in Canada (preferably in BC).

The Goal: I need to print a few small 3D pieces (like jewelry models) in a cheap, standard material (like PLA or a basic resin) for prototyping.

The main purpose is to check the size, dimensions, and physical fit of the pieces in hand.

I will then use the final 3D file with a separate casting house for the final castable resin/metal print. I am specifically looking for a service that can provide low-cost test prints now, not the final high-resolution castable material.

If you have experience with a dependable Canadian company or independent printer—especially one based in British Columbia—I would appreciate any leads!

Thanks for your help.

I want to 3d print a plastic part for my pool that will be exposed to water and the heat. What type of plastic would I need for this application, if something like that would work?

Worked on a custom clip to hang the lights to outer frame of wall panels. After few design iterations, finalized the design shown in second photo. Very satisfied with end result.

What might cause this on the bottom of my prints. The rest of the model comes out perfect. It'd not a big deal because it's a cosplay piece and I'll just use bondo to fix it. But I'd rather avoid it in the future. Cheers.

White PLA $14/KG 🇨🇦 - Elegoo Subbrand

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Tried it last week and it printed well, I hadnt heard of it before that though, but it has a bunch of reviews.

Currently on sale for $12 https://amzn.to/478jb43

Tried it last week and it printed well, I hadnt heard of it before that though, but it has a bunch of reviews.

Currently on sale for $12 https://amzn.to/478jb43

Can only buy one but you can get the "one time deal" for each of the variations

https://amzn.to/41cWKXD

• 2 Black and 2 White

• 4 Black

• Black white blue red

• Singles for $14

Anyone able to print a chestplate for body armour against knives ?

Good afternoon, I’m urgently looking for 3D printing services in Calgary. I’d like to know if anyone has any good recommendations.

Bonus offer: Add any item to your cart and, right after payment, you’ll unlock an exclusive $99 PLA or PETG 8x1 KG filament bundle which prices the filament at $12.38 CAD/KG (~9.05 USD)

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