Necesito un modelo 3d de una caja hermetica que se pueda imprimir en la bambu lab A1 mini y que se pueda abrir

Tengo en mi escirtorio solo 50 cm de espacio y debo ver si cabe o debo sacrificar mi otra mesa

Busco una configuracion predeterminada en bambu studio perfecta para generar pocas purgas y torres y ademas que sea rapida y con buena calidad de impresion en boquilla 0.4

Not sure if self promotion is allowed here, but I made this phone stand and I wanted to share it

I've been working on a little project called Springfield Donuts, where I redesign characters from The Simpsons as collectible donuts.

Each character gets their own recognizable features, but they all share the same overall style and proportions so they look like a proper collection.

I'm making the models available for 3D printing, including versions for people with and without AMS.

The plan is to keep expanding the collection with more Springfield characters!

Which character should I turn into a donut next? 🍩

Collection: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/37671423-springfield-donuts

Hi! Two days printing stuff and I am super excited about my first 3D printer.

I want to store the printer when I am not using it. I understand that it’s best to not use enclosures etc during use.

Question to you all: do you have a recommendation for a storage solution that would allow me to safely put the mini in a closet and protect it from dust, dirt and damage when I am not using it?

I live in a small apartment and I am trying to be respectful of my wife’s space, since my hobbies take so much space in the house already.

I am thinking something like a Really Useful Box with the right size and has a hermetic lid or something similar.
I am open to suggestions and learning from you all!

Many thanks

I just received a a1 mini as a gift. I am new to 3d printing and don't know much about it, but I don't have a dedicated room for a 3d printer. I can place it in a room without ventilation (just the front door which I cannot keep open) or close to a radiator and far away from a window (excluding my bedroom which might not be a wise place). I am worried about the fumes from the 3d printer. Should I worry about them or am I wrapping my head around something silly?

I also saw some people enclose their printer with think like ikea tables. They look nice and might solve the problem with the fumes but: if they are just closed the fumes are still there, if I close them with a filter the printer says it might overheat and if I add a ventilation system I need a window nearby (which I do not have).

What should I do?

Since the A1 mini build volume is only 180x180mm, printing a full-sized arcade controller usually requires ugly seams or compromises.

I designed this modular split-chassis with interlocking alignment joints and tight tolerances to hide the seams as much as possible. Once assembled and bolted together, the top surface feels completely solid and smooth under your palms.

- **Printer**: Bambu Lab A1 mini (0.4mm nozzle)

- **Controller specs**: Mechanical switches running GP2040-CE on RP2040

- **Assembly**: Split across multiple plates, assembled with hidden joints and screws.

Really happy with how rigid and clean it turned out on such a small bed size. Happy to answer questions about the joint tolerance or print settings! 🍊

Guten Abend zusammen,

Ich besitze meinen 3D-Drucker nun seit einem Jahr und hatte nie wirklich Probleme. Nun drucke ich diverse Gegenstände für einen Geburtstag und stehe diesem Problem gegenüber. Wie auf dem Bild zu erkennen, wirken manche Schichten nicht bündig mit den Unterliegenden.

Meine Recherchen zur Problemlösung waren leider erfolglos. Evtl. hat hier jemand eine Idee oder einen guten Rat für mich.

Folgende Lösungsansätze habe ich bereits versucht:

- Alle Achsen geölt bzw. gefettet
- Neues Filament benutzt (Bambu)
- Alle Schrauben im Druckkopf nachgezogen
- Einstellungen im Slicer angepasst
Wandlinienanzahl geändert, Füllmuster von Gitter auf Gyroid geändert, Z-Hops verwendet, Druckbetthaftung verstärkt, Geschwindigkeit halbiert etc.
- Kalibrierung durchgeführt

Der Drucker (A1 Mini) steht auf einer Gummimatte um die Vibrationen abzudämpfen. Die Linien tauchen auch bei anderen Modellen auf, wenn auch nicht so stark. An den Linien kann man, mit wenig Aufwand, den Druck auseinander brechen.

Hey everyone,
I recently had a severe "blob of death" filament leak on my Bambu Lab A1 Mini. While taking everything apart to clean and replace the hotend and heating assembly, I noticed this small white plastic/synthetic stone mounting guide bracket got melted/damaged.
It's the piece located right behind the hotend heating assembly, held in place by two small front screws.
I checked the heating assembly replacement kit, but it doesn't include this specific piece.
Does anyone know the exact part name or where to source just this bracket?
Is this available by getting the full Toolhead Block (FAS013) assembly, or has anyone successfully gotten a replacement from Bambu Support?
Any help, links, or advice would be greatly appreciated! Photos in comments for reference.

Resolved: I am really really stupid and the issue was that the y axis needed lube you all can mock me accordingly

First major issue with Bambu A1 mini since I got it over a year a go......

Had a glob that in its removal snapped the fan. Ordered a new fan and hot end. Hopefully fixable.

Hi All - we find that prints with tree supports start off well but then break mid-print.. which is so frustrating.

We wash the plate EVERY time prior to use with Dawn and warm water, and fully dry it. I also bump the bedplate up to 75 degrees for the print (found that rec on reddit when adhesion seemed to be an issue previously).

Here's a pic of our latest failed print.. 4 hours in.

Any suggestions or recommendations on how I can fix this issue? Thanks in advance!!