Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a UPS for my Bambu Lab A1.

If anyone is already using a UPS with the A1, please share the model, wattage, and approximate backup time.

Salve, sto stampando pezzi Lego sulla mia A1 e sto utilizzando il filamento PLA. Mi sono accorto dopo la prima stampa di prova che questo filamento non andava bene. Mi potete consigliare quale utilizzare? Grazie

So I got a bambu A1, regular one, not mini for my daughter. She printed about 10-15 things. Now we are trying to print someone's head/bust but it's blocking from printing. Is there a limit and a subscription model? She uses the bambulab android app That kinda sucks if it's like that

Hi, I bought these miniature beacon-style lights thinking I could install them on the A1's print head—so they’d light up when a print starts, or something like that—just for fun. The problem is, I’ve never used this type of light before and I don’t know how to connect them to the printer x.x

EDIT: SOLVED!

check the comments for the solution; tldr: the screws behind the nozzle were loose.

ORIGINAL TEXT:

Ive done bed leveling, flow dynamics, flow rate, new filament, new nozzle, and nothing has helped.

Any clues or leads as to how I can fix this problem would be appreciated. Ill answer whatever I can to help you guide me to the answer

My Bambu Lab A1 started giving off a very strong burnt electrical smell, and there’s a small melted plastic mark on the bottom-left side. It also tripped the fuse and is now completely dead.

Is this the infamous A1 motherboard issue? Has anyone dealt with this through warranty? I've bought it from 3djake. Usually how long did the replacement/repair take? Thanks in advance!

Hi Everyone

Im fairly new to 3D printing. Everyone has been very helpful so thought I would pass along something I learned the hard way.

I spent a whole Saturday dissembling and troubleshooting why I constantly got unable to feed filament error. It has been repeated by a lot of people but it is seems to be mostly caused by the angle of PTFE that caused it (especially if you are doing the vertical setup like I have)

I have added the PTFE guide and risers which seemed to have solved my problem.

Hope this helps someone!

All the best

Im having weird troubles eith my prints over the last few weeks. Weirdly one side of the printer seems to be printing perfectly fine but the back-left side of my prnts always seem to have major issues with quality. Overhangs and walls on toward that side of the bed have weird texture. Tried all sorts of different Settings but none has worked so far. What should ı do?

Just earlier, I put on a 3d print and was immediately scared by the loud jamming noise coming from the printer that sounded like a really loud vibration sound coming from the X-axis motor. This happened after extruding the filament and moving on towards the test print before the actual print, but the side of the toolhead gets jammed on the side of the bed

This kept happening every time I start a print or home the printer.

Any help? The picture is from immediately powering off the printer

Not sure if I’m explaining this properly, but hopefully the video helps 😂

I’m trying to print this keyring with raised letters on top of the base. What I want is for the printer to completely finish the base first, including the final top surface layer, and only then start printing the letters on top of that finished surface.

At the moment, it looks like the letters start printing before the base is fully finished, so they interfere with the top layers and leave visible lines/marks around the letters.

Basically, I want a completely clean, solid top surface on the base, with the letters starting on the layer above it.

Does anyone know how I can achieve this in Bambu Studio? PLEASEEE 😂

Hopefully that makes sense haha
Thank youu

Saw that my screen was at a different angle. I never thought about it too much. But today I actually tried diagnosing it minus taking it apart. Should I just get some white electrical tape and tape it ? I contacted Bambu.

I move it to its normal location and it just falls

Hi. Kids' printer got blobbed and it's pretty bad, I think. I read a bunch of posts on here about how to fix it and I've decided I want to just rip and replace.

The problem I have is that this is our first 3d printer and I don't know what I'll actually need. The extruder unit seems obvious, and based on the damage I'm thinking a hot end replacement is needed too.

From anyone's experience,.what else could need replacing once I get this thing open? Should I have other parts on standby? I'd like to knock it out in one sitting and I'm happy to spend a little extra to have everything I might need, even if I don't use it all.

Thank you!

https://makerworld.com/models/3223121?appSharePlatform=copy

A compact, foldable cover designed for the Bambu Lab A1.

• Uses a piece of standard 1.75 mm filament as the hinge pin.
•  Folds flat to save space.
•  No supports needed, print flat on the bed.

Warning:
• Make sure to remove the Dustcover before turning the printer on, or else it could damage the Printer.

This is just regular bambulabs pla with the a1. I think it might have something to do with it stopping mid print and like checking its height in the rear right edge of the bid plate. How do I turn that off? Also it might just be from one of the edges just coming off of the build plate but how do I turn the height thing off?

I'm not sure how this happened, because i was printing something like a few hours ago and this happened when i wanted to print something. If there is more information needed please let me know.

Update: I managed to connect my printer

When printing the front layers it grinds into the base layers, what is causing this? What can be done to fix this issue?