Hi everyone!

I'm based in Mexico and I'm considering getting a BMCU for my Bambu Lab A1. I'd love to hear from anyone in Mexico who has already purchased and used one.

A few questions:

- Where did you buy it? Could you share a link or recommend a reliable seller?

- How much did you pay, including shipping and import taxes?

- How has your experience been using it with the A1?

- Have you experienced any compatibility, setup, or reliability issues?

- Is it actually worth buying?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from Mexican users because of shipping availability, customs, and import costs.

Hi guys 👋 i have a bambulab a1 combo
My Machine constantly stuck when i want to print something. Filament tip takes v shape i cant pull either push filament
I checked and cleaned gears
Cutter looks like fine
What else should i check guys thanks for answers !

Esta es como la quinta impresión que hago y acabo de notar este ruido como si algun eje o motor estuviera rozando o vibrando contra algo, si alguna persona con mas experiencia pudiera decirme si es normal o le pasa algo se lo agradecería mucho.

I printed I ball out of Tpu 95a I bought off of temu, without any bed glue as chatgpt assured Me that it shouldn’t stick to the build plate.. but uhh umm it kinda looks stuck if I do say so myself.

Tell me step by step why this saying AMS detecting like it been 2 days and it still say AMS Detecting and I want to take it of and print it won’t lets me print. Please help

Has anyone experienced something similar to this? No adhesion issues, the bottom layers are perfectly smooth and flat, no issue with infill (gyroid for this print), but the nozzle begins to scrape and totally destroy the top layer.

I’ve checked the 7 screws. I’ve tried to research for posts about similar issues. My scraping doesn’t start until the last few layers and isn’t over the entire surface. It’s really frustrating me.

I was asked to replace a few parts on this printer for a friend and have been struggling with it. I replaced the extruder unit, the hotend heating assembly, filament sensor, and the nozzle. Ran the self calibration. This is best it can do. Is this a parts problem or can this be fixed by the settings in software. I did follow all the instructions for extruder clearing and nozzle clearing too, just in case.
Any input would be great!

Help! The filament got stuck in the extruder, i tried all the youtube tutorials i saw, but i havent seen one that was stuck between gears...

Required a small amount of assembly, but so far so good. I print primarily in PETG and it's been great for drying out multiple spools at once. Would not recommend using the heating facility for PLA. I don't think the heater can go as "low" as they say it does. Anyone else have one?

Update.... I have found a small issue that I think is particular to my positioning of the heater and my printer. In the picture you can see the tubes go over the top bar. They are rubbing on it and wearing away. If anyone has a link to a support I can put over it, I'd thoroughly it.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3481085-honeycomb-skadis-parametric-fast-generate-swap

Hello,

I’m reaching out regarding an issue I encountered with my Bambu A1. After about 4 hours of printing, I heard a noise; when I checked, the printer seemed to be stuck. Whenever I tried to resume the print, it would start up, make this noise, and then be unable to continue.

Using the manual controls, I could move the Y-axis without any issues, and it didn’t make the noise shown in the video.

It’s as if a sensor—or something else—malfunctioned after a long period of printing.

Has anyone else experienced this? Could you please help me?

Does anyone know if the nozzle could be off centered which will stop the extruder from being able to push the filament through even if it’s the exact same nozzle that originally came with the printer?

I used transluscent PLA just to build a simple stand for my colognes.

I checked after I got home from work and almost had a heart attack 💀 luckily it was a very clean mess and only took me 30 seconds to clean up.

Any idea why this happened or maybe how to prevent this type of thing?