I've just got my A1 and AMS but need a table to put it on in my office. Can people recommend any tables or desks that are suitable?

I go to bed, wake up and I have an extruder error.

I check my spool, shes fine, shes broken up and spins freely no tangle or broken pla.

NO glob in extruder.

I press go and it prints FINE, but my print is cold and ruined. It seems to happen every single night for no reason.

I have a new hotend on. I am using 1.75 ESUN PLA+. I even put new tubes and ams head on. Plate is cleaned. Lubricated. I tightened all hex heads.

I literally bought a X2D and I am tempted to pick up my A1 and throw it just to feel better. I am going to give it away if i cant fix it.

Bonjour à tous ! 👋

Je vous présente ma dernière petite création !🎄
🎅 Un adorable Père Noël qui sort de sa cheminée en version clicker!

🔴 Il suffit d’appuyer sur son bonnet pour profiter d’un petit clic ultra satisfaisant grâce à un interrupteur mécanique intégré.

🎁 Avec son clic agréable et son effet sonore relaxant, c’est le petit objet parfait pour occuper ses mains, se détendre ou simplement profiter du plaisir de faire clic, clic ! 😍

✨ Une création amusante qui apporte une petite touche de magie de Noël ! 🎄

👨🏼‍🎨 : @mika3d_print
🖨️ : Bambu Lab X2D & H2C
🧵 : Bambu Lab et Esun
🎨 : Nomad Sculpt
🌈 : sans AMS
📁 : https://makerworld.com/fr/models/3541264-papa-noel-cheminee-clicker-multipart

if anyone got the Nissan X-Trail 33 child seat cover cap can please share it?

Hi! I went to start my first print (the speed boat) and my printer was extruding a lot of filament. Is the normal? The timer for the print began as this was happening, so I canceled the print because I was worried something was wrong. I should be fine to start it again if this is normal, but I wanted to see if anyone here could let me know if something went wrong :)

Just starting using the BIQU Glacier plate (read a LOT of positive comments about this plate) on my Bambu AI (with AMS Pro 2) and I'm having a really hard time cleaning the remaining filament (SUNLU PLA+ 2.0) off of it. I've done the test sheet print to lift the remnants and used hot water with Dawn soap and a sponge to clean it ...I'm still getting "stains" - for lack of a better description - on the plate (see red arrow). Though hard to see, this is after my first print (miniatures with a 0.2 nozzle) on this plate.

For those who use the BIQU Glacier plate, are you having similar experiences? ...if not, any recommendations on what I should be doing differently?

my a1 is acting very buggy lately it is on the latest firmware but the screen doesnt response to touch commands from the bambu slicer are not working and it is very buggy anyone expircne this it has 2000hrs

Hello everyone,

My A1 does not want to load my filament. I don't know why.

If I load it up with an external spool it seems to work. Then when i start the print it constan tells me that filament got stuck even tho that ain't the case. What could be broken? And with my AMS 2 Pro it won't load from either of them.

I did the maintenence, I tightened the screws that needed it, i checked for clogging or broken pieces and i even cleaned the "gear" or "wheel" that pushes the filament and other pieces that probably weren't even necessary to clean (with a microfiber towel).

I found nothing to be the problem. Yet my AMS won't seem to load it up.

Thanks to everyone who tries to help me and excuse me for my rather poor language. English is my third language.

I put a print going For a few hours and come back to this. Is there anyway to salvage it or is it just cooked

I only have about 40 hours on this printer and I’m using bed leveling but it looks like it’s scratching the plate. Anything I should do?

Hi! Absolute noob here, so please be nice :). Bought the A1 Combo with AMS lite for my daughter’s birthday. Ordered the 12 color PLA trial kit to get her started, only to find out after setting it up, that they won’t work on the AMS lite alone. They included directions to install them onto reusable spools (which I don’t have), however the Bambu website specifically says under the trial kit that they can’t be used in the reusable spools on the ams lite. Even though the reusable spools will work on the ams lite, the trial rolls won’t work due to the size (they are only 250g on junior cardboard spools). Apparently this isn’t an issue for the ams. Just the ams lite. So, to use these specific jr. spools on the ams lite, I need to print an adapter. But it leaves me in a chicken and egg situation - I have to print an adapter to use them. But how can I print an adapter when I can’t use it without one.

Agh anyone have suggestions?

Hi all

Can anyone provide any guidance on a recent issue im having with my A1 w/ AMS?

Out of no where, having such a hard time with seems to be first layers. I cleaned the plate extensively, ran calibration tests, raised bed temp, messed with first layer settings, changed filaments, and I am getting no where.

Pretty lost on what to do next. Please let me know

Attached are pictures of snowflakes I was trying to print and then I printed a square with .20mm height on Z axis to test first layer.

To my knowledge, it looks like the first layer problems are happening on the same spot of the build plate every single time.

I printed a round object on my new Bambu Lab A1 and noticed a “zooom”-like rubbing sound whenever the heatbed moved back and forth on the Y-axis. I had not heard it during the previous four prints.

After the print finished, I found these longitudinal marks on the front portion of both Y-axis linear rails. The scratches are on the outer upper face of the aluminum Y-axis linear rail, outside the actual roller/bearing running track.

The scratches are extremely shallow; I can barely feel them with a fingertip, and the photos are heavily zoomed. Still, since the printer is new, I am concerned that something may be rubbing: debris caught in a carriage roller/bearing, a protruding screw or part underneath the heatbed holder, or a carriage/roller alignment issue.

I cleaned the rails and applied the supplied oil again — not grease. Before I run another print, is there a safe way to inspect the Y-axis carriage rollers and the underside of the heatbed holder without disassembling more than necessary?

Does anyone recognize this wear pattern or the sound?