SomeGuyFromOlympia
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I am pretty sure thingaverse has about every combo already
check before putting a bunch of time into it
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The 3D printer thread
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Oops. Guess I get fawk around with the hair dryer tonight to get this off of the P1P cover. (Happened on an overnight print, didn't see it until a couple of hours after it happened). That's the silicone sock stuck in the middle of the blob, the nozzle itself is just fine.
Funny, that happened to mine the other day. Found some socks on Amazon, they got here before the Bambu ones would have.
cervelorod
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My Bambu P1S with AMS shipped out today. I have been using an Creality with the Creality Slicer. I know how to change the values, but I still feel very confused about the project files it creates. I kinda would like to be able to choose my machine, my material and slice. Is that too much to ask?? Should I look at something besides the Bambu slicer, or is Orca the way to go? I plan to use Fusion360 for any of my neophyte design. When I took drafting classes we were doing 3 views with mechanical pencils…
I used to use Simplify3D with 3 different printers. It did just that. It was great. I am looking into getting a bambu p1s now
SomeGuyFromOlympia
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Untimaker Cura? That is what I use, pretty easy even for me
Pocahontas
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Bambu slicer will auto adjust all the settings depending on the material you choose. You can change everything from the standard it picks depending what you’re trying to do. The only time I’ve had problems with the slicer is when I didn’t input the correct filament of extruder size for what I was running at the time.
Simplify 3d was great for applying different slicing settings to different layers as well.
ndsgr
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If anyone wants to get rid of fumes, I highly recommend the Nevermore Stealthmax. It has HEPA for the plastic particles and a shitload of charcoal for the VOCs. I can sit next to the printer now and don't smell anything. It didn't affect chamber temps, which still sit around ~62°C.
I looked it up...so you buy a parts kit and print the thing yourself? Does it require one per machine? I've been looking into filtration since apparently I'm putting my two in a walk in closet now.If anyone wants to get rid of fumes, I highly recommend the Nevermore Stealthmax. It has HEPA for the plastic particles and a shitload of charcoal for the VOCs. I can sit next to the printer now and don't smell anything. It didn't affect chamber temps, which still sit around ~62°C.
