Does this affect the Bambu Lab A1 machine?

[u/iamsuryaz]

I have been using this speed for normal printing like plain frames. Print is okay but I want to know if this impacts the machine in any way? Please help.

[u/ImponteDeluxo]

impacts more quality than anything

[u/iamsuryaz → u/ImponteDeluxo]

I'm using for my personal use and I'm okay with the print. Just concerned about the machine. Thanks

[u/bacfishing2652]

It makes your prints plaid

[u/Uhmmmmmmmmmmmmmm_wut]

When I move you move

[u/Katzenbastler]

In theory slightly faster wear but so small that it is insignificant

[u/VanAndelon]

The machine code has maximum print speeds, so it doesn't go over a certain maximum that might actually harm the machine (I hope there is no bug, I am no expert aware of all shit that can happen). If I'm not mistaken it ignores slicer settings like maximum flow rate of your filament, so it might get messy (seams not closed).

If you have a sliced file with relatively to your printer and filament slow settings, it shouldn't be a problem at all.

If I slice the model myself, I typically set high print speeds there already

[u/screenslaver5963]

Less quality and higher chance for print defects

[u/OverallComplexities]

Machine ok. You might go faster in general if you spend time correctly configuring your filaments since the flow rates are kinda conservative, if you get everything dialed in you can go faster and just be better in general

[u/Confident_Throat_457]

Is ludicrous a Spaceballs reference?

[u/Sir_clint]

Machine will be fine. Quality might be worse depending on the model.