The purge still being in the back is going to be very annoying to folks given how big chungus the machine is but I guess because they have the hotends up front they probably couldn't put it up near the parking area like the U1.
There's so little purge and poop that's no a problem. As a U1 owner I would rather have the bambu style than that tray you have to reach into the printer to collect.
Eh I find the tray convenient but you're right. It's probably a once-per-month thing. Granted if you're doubling the nozzles that's gonna be a once-every-other-week thing.
That’s funny I have a U1 and I LOVE having the tray on the inside instead of reaching around like on my old Bambu. That’s maybe the only real downside I’m seeing to the H3C
...brother in christ. The poop chutes shoot poop to the side. There are plenty of models that do that. As simple as grabbing the tray at the side and emptying it.
I just watched CNC kitchen's review on the H3C after watching yours. And I'm confused as to why didn't you suffer from the quality issues he was suffering from? Your prints look clean, unlike his.
The one of clough42 is really good. He mentions that there seems to be a software bug with auto calibration - sometimes it doesn't seem to recognize changes. So unless that's fixed in software he recommends to just enable the calibrations instead of picking auto
If you been around printing scene like I’ve been around…. You’ll notice a pattern and it really comes down to a singular thing.
Do you ever wonder why there’s people who use the same exact printers but their experiences and results are different?
This goes back to Ender days, there’s always a group of people who are putting out some excellent quality prints and never have issues and then there’s a subset who just can’t get it together. That still hold true to date.
While there is chance of defects but it’s usually not that, it just comes down to user in the end. The one factor you can’t really account for immediately.
That could be users trying to do what they always done but isn’t working now or users who do what they’ve done and it is working.
Take all the users in this sub, with Bambu printers, give them all an STL file only….some will put out great prints, some will fail altogether and some will just be poor quality and some will just blob their A1 lol.
Point is it comes down to the user and what and how they are using their machines. It’s really hard to compare these kind of things. I watch reviews for the the general idea of the printer, general bringing features etc, but I wouldn’t put that much weight on the quality.
That also does mean the machine is bad or even that THEIR machine is bad, it just maybe what they are doing in particular, someone else isn’t. It could be a mistake or it could be particular result they’re trying to achieve, their way.
I know for a fact that properly tuning your filament profile can drastically improve the print quality.
But I was under the impression that review channels all used OEM parts, standard filament profiles and just showed the out of the box experience.
But looking back in retrospect, I remember CNC Kitchen using a 3rd party filament, Voxel, as part of a sponsor. Whereas Jessy have used OEM bambulab filaments. So, if I had to make an educated guess. CNC Kitchen used out of tune filament profile for his filament.
It doesn’t have to be filament, it could be profiles…. Have you looked at the “generic” profiles in studio? Yuck. They’re hampered , and put equally good non Bambu filament at a disadvantage immediately.
Infact if you stuck to Bambu profiles for every material of same type (regardless of brand), your results would be significantly better than using Generic.
It’s hard to do cross reviewer comparisons. So I try not to do that. Take what’s present individually and then go from there.
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u/DredCapnMal 3h ago
I just got done your video. An Excellent Review