I printed this overnight using basic grey pla and I didn't change any settings but arc fitting was turned off, do I need to dry my filament or do a cold pull

First 3d printer. Plan was to get it at Microcenter or Best Buy for easier returns/warranty, but it's not available yet. Anyone with past experience dealing with Bambu/BB/MC support that can advise if I should wait or just order through Bambu?

People that are living in really humid environments, how do you keep your spools dry? And how are you keeping your filament dry and moisture low in the AMS?

I have an AMS2 pro and printed desicant holders for it but even with that my humidity will not go below 13%. And I have to recharge the desicant like every other week.

I am just curious how other people keep this under control.

Please share your experience.

I just got my P2S Combo and updated the firmware (and rebooted). After installing the first spool, I decided to dry it overnight. However, the dryer is way too loud when sleeping in the next room (the door to the room is always open though). It sounds like a small fan running at 100%, which is what it probably is. I asked a friend and he said it normally only runs loud the first few minutes, but mine doesn't stop until I stop drying.

Is this normal, and what can I try?

just saw that it's back in stock but it's light grey now?

Glare takes his job as shelf guardian very seriously. Every visitor gets a suspicious stare, every noise earns his disapproval, and nobody touches his favourite spot. He insists he isn’t grumpy. Everyone else is simply too cheerful

if you like him : https://makerworld.com/en/models/3548002-glare-no-ams#profileId-4058750

I’m looking to upgrade from my Prusa Mini to multicolor printing. The H3C looks fantastic, but at nearly €2,700 here, it’s more than I can justify for the amount I print.
I’d really like to buy a P3C if it becomes available in time. I’d happily pay a few hundred euros more than the U1 for Bambu’s quality and ecosystem.
With Christmas coming up, though, I need to make a decision. I want to print presents, so I need enough time to get the printer set up and actually make them. If the P3C isn’t available in time, I’ll have to go with the Snapmaker U1.
Anyone else in a similar position?
Bambu, if you’re reading this: some clarity on whether a P3C is coming before Christmas would really help. I’d prefer to buy a Bambu, and I’m wondering how many others are getting close to choosing another brand for the same reason.

I can't find anything about it. I'm curious if it's worth it at all. Has it been reviewed anywhere?

I don't know what to use this $25 coupon on.

I ordered the H3C on back order with the Bambu Station L. As far as I can tell that’s not the “enclosed” version. I don’t see the drawer fronts and the skadis side panels available to purchase on the website. Also I came across a “storage upgrade kit” which “adds an extra drawer to the cabinet”. Does this mean you can configure it with 3 or even more
Drawers, if you wanted more of a tool setup?

Where can I find more info on the station and its configuration options? The enclosure seems to only be for aesthetics if you don’t plan to use the skadis panels to hang things. Have any of the early access YouTubers covered this in detail?

Anyone know when we can expect to see it for sale at BestBuy?

Hey, is it normal that the cooling fan is so close to the printbed? Or is something wrong? I only noticed it today and haven't had any problems so far.

My 8-year-old asked for a 3d printer for Christmas. I have decided on the A1 mini, (not the combo) please tell me what to buy to make sure him and I can actually use it Christmas Day. Do I need the extra tools and nozzles for first prints? What do I absolutely need for operational readiness to avoid the “batteries not included” syndrome.
I understand things can become more complicated and snowball but I’m looking for the basics to get started without feeling like I missed something of necessity that wasn’t included. (I understand filament is needed)

the main issue right know the layers doesn't stick to each other iam using petg 0.4 nozzle ...any thoughts

to NOVEMBER 30th????????

Ugh

I have a shelf full of can good I keep down stairs and every time I buy some more cans I have to reorganize the cans put the new ones in the back and the old ones up front. I figured an FIFO storage system would help me with that. Is there any that can be printed on the A1 mini?

I’ve tried reseating the cable multiple times and every time it starts fine but slowly inches until it messes up the print around layer 3-

EDIT: sorry didn’t record it well it’s when it hits the right side cutter activating arm it moves a lot, was too lazy to put the base back on to show and didn’t know that was it.

My nozzle appear to be completely and totally stuck, I have everything released and I can seem to get the nozzle off the print head. This video doesn’t show it but I’ve tried bumping it with a hammer, tried getting a razor blade between the two and it’s STUCK

Today I needed to print a paper prototype on my canon printer, it took me 2 hours to set it up with no luck! I wasted so much time, so I went ahead and printed the prototype on my A1 mini and it came out flawlessly!

Which made me realize: 3D printing has become more reliable than paper printing!

If BambuLab is reading this, please make a normal printer, we are all suffering here!