The best part of this is the transparent plastic. Good timing from Prusa with the Mini update.

@rcmaniac25

10 ай бұрын

If you're gonna make a complex geared part... make it transparent. Stop putting covers on it.

@MrDonXX

10 ай бұрын

I don't think Timing had anything to do with that they had to know this was coming. Tips from Makers who got the pre A1 had to tip them off

@SB-100

10 ай бұрын

I updated my Mini today. It is like a new printer. But because of the AMS i couldn`t resist to preorder the A1 mini.

@NerdyCraftsmith

10 ай бұрын

I have to disagree, my experience with this company was absolutely horrible. Took them 3 months to finally decide my printer was faulty and they didn't even bother to try and replace the machine. They wanted me to pay shipping to send it back to China. No thanks, I'll stick with elegoo.

@Mitch3D

10 ай бұрын

I enjoy building vorons and delta printers over buying a bambulabs printer but they really have a lot going on for under $500 this made it hard not to buy if you can afford it.

They definitely need to release a transparent one. It looks so sweet with the clear housing! At first I was on the fence about it. I saw the photos and everything on Bambu's site first thing this morning and then I mulled it over a bit. I think without the AMS it's going to be a game changer and totally worth it if you're looking for a smaller machine to have close by on your desk. I like the idea of a small machine for quick idea prints or making small revisions to a design before printing multiples on your larger printer. I think that's one great thing about this. It can be a companion to your other printers as well as catering to the beginner market as well.

@jasco666

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Give it to me in atomic purple.

@ghostshadow1

10 ай бұрын

@@jasco666 Oh heck yeah! If they did a whole rainbow of transparent colors, I bet they'd sell like hotcakes!

I just got mine and have printed a few things and I am SO impressed!

I really hope bambu ups their customer support for all the new customers they will bring in.

It's incredible what they are doing.. it's incredible what Prusa is doing and has done. The competition should bring us some amazing innovations.

@judd_s5643

10 ай бұрын

What could happen is Bambu will crush the competition with price/performance. We don’t want to see a 3D print world without Prusa, but I fear Prusa has zero chance competing with a company with tentacles into high volume manufacturing and engineering DNA from DJI. People would be astonished at the price for the molds used in this product for example.

@ElectronicShredder

10 ай бұрын

@@judd_s5643 looking back in time yes, but Prusa spent like 5 years just scratching their llamas's woolly balls

@jlg23us

10 ай бұрын

@judd_s5643 it could be, I just wish Prusa would have been more successful at acquiring components for XL, and a better price on it for sure. I would have went that route.. I would have thought Creality would have been a wakeup the prusa brand.

Best video on the A1 that's out so far.

Hopefully they make the AMS lite compatible with the P1P and X1C. I hate how much size it takes up. But to save $100....is it might be worth it.

@DonsArtnGames

10 ай бұрын

That would be pretty cool. I like how the tubes are somewhat exposed and near the print head when the paths merge so there is less retraction needed. I can easily see a way to adapt the X and P Series to have similar feeding mechanisms for an AMS v2 to fit on top of the X and P series and have the same thing. Now how to deal with the poop...

@dannonyogurt98

10 ай бұрын

I don't think there would be many people that want to do that and thus not worth the effort. You would need to completely swap out the extruder which I can't imagine many people being pleased about especially X1C users with the lidar scanner. At 250 vs 350 they will just get an ams unit.

@DonsArtnGames

10 ай бұрын

@@dannonyogurt98 Lessons learned from each version... meld them together and now you have AMS v2 which is compatible with A1 and X1... Invert the AMS Lite and give it a stand to hold it above the A1... the base can also fit above the X1 and feed down to the extruder. Give it an extra channel for running an external spool into it... Give X and P series a firmware update... BOOM! AMS v2.

@JoeMalovich

10 ай бұрын

@@dannonyogurt98 all you would need is the buffer they sell and more retraction on a filament change (I'm not sure there is enough spring wind though)

@sleddarcheddar

10 ай бұрын

It's already been verified it won't be compatible.

Avoiding the "open vs. closed" controversy - Hats off to Bambu for kicking multicolor printing up another notch after doing the same thing with high speed printing. I'm saving my money while enjoying the show waiting to have my cake and eat it too when the ultimate "size/speed/low noise/multicolor" winner(s) arrive.

im getting this for my GF. i have an X1C already and its made printing dead simple for me. This new machine is an extension of that and i would suggest it for anyone wanting to start printing.

Great video. It's good to have a printer on the market that finally seems to enable push and play printing. So great for people that don't want to tinker

@Terandium

10 ай бұрын

Mk4, p1p??

I needed to see this, thanks Joel! If I can figure out a nice way to do my timelapses with it, I would be very tempted. I guess the layer switch g-code with physical switch method would work, but I do love my octoprint setup. I'll have a think - Thanks!

Bambu Lab is bringing heat!🔥🔥🔥🔥

Seems like a very large overall footprint for multi-color/material printing on that small of a bed (A1 + AMS Lite + Poop box). Happy to see an option at this price point though for someone that wants to get into 3d printing!

@timzalusky

10 ай бұрын

Less pooping, more like yeeting, It chucks the waste

This video is really informative and I really enjoyed it, Thank you!

Amazing coverage as always!

Great explanation of the mechanics of the machine thanks Joel! Clear plastic should be standard, would be very helpful for troubleshooting down the line!

This will be the excellent companion to my ratrig and v0. My ratrig is specifically PETG with a hardened CHT nozzle. My V0 is specifically used to print ABS parts for my ratrig and other parts that require an enclosure. This is a perfect printer to print and forget. Not to big and has multi material and should keep up or be faster than my current printers.

Looks awesome!!

The extension cord hahaha,,, Thank you for the video!

Now we just need an XL bambu printer. And my dreams will come true!

You said ti precisely right - it's an appliance now. You also said correctly, that when appliance breaks, you bring it to a repair shop. This, IMO, is the biggest problem with our Bambu Lab printers. If something breaks that we are not able to fix (structural failure, an epoxied-in idler, or whatever may be wrong) or may be not _willing_ to fix ourselves (because we don't have the time or skill or knowledge required), where's the repair shop to bring it in? I hope those resellers that now exist will also soon work as service centres, otherwise this appliance approach is not going to work, or at least it's a big gamble for the consumer. Lemons also exist and having to ship the thing back is the very worst experience possible. And shipping the printer back to Bambu means you have to have the original packaging (most of us throw it away) and a postal service that doesn't cost an arm and leg. Sorry, but nope, I need a service centre that either sends a technician or a courier to pick it up, repair it and brings it back to me or somewhere I can drive to with the printer as-is and just "have it fixed and tuned up". Yes, so far my experience with support has been good (not that I had many problems), but sometimes remote diagnostics turns to guesswork and you just want a technician to either fix it or swap the whole chassis and investigate (or recycle or refurbish) later. This is an even more pressing topic for me because I am just dealing with an AMS failure (probably caused by me), where I first bought an expensive part as a replacement just to get one good board that's on it and leave the rest stashed somewhere, then discover the error is probably on the application board which I have to ask support to ship, but there's just no way to tell if even that is going to help and now I have a box of parts that are probably useless, and because I need/want to print I ended up just ordering another AMS as a replacement. That's not what a normal consumer wants to experience at all.

@williamerskine6035

10 ай бұрын

At this price point, repair (even if there was a warranty repair center available) wouldn't be practical. The economic model is buy, use till it breaks, trash it and buy another. Not good for the economy or the environment but that's where we are.

@zviratko

10 ай бұрын

@@williamerskine6035I disagree. It is not _that_ cheap...

@fofopads4450

10 ай бұрын

@@zviratko it is that cheap, sending it beack and forthh does for around 60 bucks. Bambu makes disposable machines. Their approach is going to be similar to apple's in a few years once they think they cornered the market

@zviratko

10 ай бұрын

@@fofopads4450I was thinking more about bringing it to a (hopefully somewhat) local service centre / reseller. Sending it to China (or even abroad) makes no sense for most people and might be more wasteful than just buying another machine - you are not wrong there... :)

My input - buy what works. Your discussion of the appliance model is very appropriate. Should Open Source matter to you - For most humans, the answer to at least 3 of those 4 questions is no. For me, this stuff is what I do for a living, and even I sometimes want the tech that I buy to just work. That's why I bought Apple TVs for my media use and Xboxes for my gaming. I have access to all of the bits and bobs to make very high end versions of both of those devices, but sometimes, I just want to plug it in and use it.

This small printer actually needs much bigger space than it's brothers.😅

@ObiWanPL

10 ай бұрын

With AMS yes

@Chopingporky

10 ай бұрын

With the lower price comes less convenience Or at least that's how I see it

@ClarkyMalarky

7 ай бұрын

Weight plays a part in

@dingdongdaddy589

4 ай бұрын

🙄

My hatred of proprietary systems wants this to suck so hard, but bugger me sideways there is some good shit in this.

Great video, Joel.

That was one video cool video. Yeah I think that they are going to make a bigger version of it soon. I'm thinking about to get one too.

Bambu Labs going for the kill! If it wasn't for the closed architecture and the cloud stuff, it would be perfect

@haihai2999

10 ай бұрын

Agree with this. Also, i hope Bambu still support A1 as long as Prusa support Mini+.

@cupertinogeek2070

10 ай бұрын

I don't know that I would agree with perfect but I agree 100% that the Cloud secrecy from Bambu and closed Architecture has me majorly concerned. So many people jumped in bed with Bambu so early. A little more time is needed to obtain some history and a track record.

@joelamaro4525

3 ай бұрын

@@cupertinogeek2070 the only downside (not a downside for me) is the bed size. This thing takes a meaty 💩 on my Ender 3. If you know of a better printer than this for $250 for the printer or $400 for the printer/AMS lite combo I would truly be interested in taking a look at it and I might buy.

Very nice little printer! Just bought the combo excited to see what she will do :-).

@aharris1415

4 ай бұрын

How do you like it? On the fence about ordering.

@roberteckersley7834

4 ай бұрын

@@aharris1415 Really happy with it , the AMS lite is significantly better than the full fat AMS of the X and P series printers. For the money it's unbeatable!

Great job!

Hahaha the intro was perfect. This looks pretty cool though. I might get it just to play with.

So many people complaining about this Ive had a total of 13 printers in my life Always upgrading selling and buying new ones until I ended up getting the X1C, i still have 4 other printers from creality which is taking up all my space and this new one is perfect size yes its small but quality and multi color for that price???? Preordered haha You like it or not ? Does it work for you or not? Why complain and make fun of a company whos legit spending time and even years on manufacturing something for someone to enjoy Is like not supporting a small business by saying a keychain or sticker is too expensive after they spent so much time effort and money on materials

Great video analysis, you really covered all the important quirks and features! Might have to buy one now

@marc_frank

10 ай бұрын

what was i supposed to say?

Really hope they release the translucent option

Great video, shared on my group and Socials.

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

Awesome thank you!

Theres some interesting little engineering choices here. Thanks for the great overview! Can't say Im super stoked for the footprint of that whole thing or the design aesthetic as compared to its older bretheren but it is priced to sell. Will be quite curious to see what type of customers this resonates with. (pun intended)

@grayfaux_

10 ай бұрын

I agree. Though the design is unique; the footprint of this machine pretty large if you include the ams.

@maximuschapman7760

10 ай бұрын

That pun is so good. Hope the quality though is just as good because the p1p and x1 are sooooo high quality

The cloud slicing is a step to what I think makes this hobby more mainstream, as one of the last major hurdles to mainstream users is the slicing part -- being able to just print a model, select the speed/quality, and ship it without tinkering with the endless options is akin to how standard printers (inkjet/etc) operate in the user workflow. The user can tinker, but otherwise the driver/firmware handles all of it. Although I would have preferred something like Printables (for the online portion) and the Slicer embedded in the machines firmware.

Thanks Joel

Woohoo! 🚀

Wow very inticing, I dont have a need for another printer but this one has me itching.

Typically from my perspective, a new machine is only interesting in that I might want to puck one up used a few years down the line. But this, this makes my want to start saving my pennies and possibly buy my first new machine ever. It's not something I can replicate the functionality of cheaply enough or easily enough be worthwhile compared to the modest price tag.

I love your sign off! Just needed to say that

The styling, in the ams especially, along with the choice of white makes me think this thing could have been a prop in Alien, or similarly styled sci-fi movie. You just need to throw some extra toggle switches and lights on it.

I found it hilarious that bed-slinger was a dirty word just a few weeks ago now people are saying "I have my A1 on order" . LOL!!!

you know the big ones coming

@carsonhunt4642

4 ай бұрын

Still waiting 😩 Honestly I’d just prefer to see the p1s get updated. For the price is starting to feel outdated

Thanks for your review! I held off buying an X1C to see what they released and we got the A1. It's a great printer, but I'll wait a few more months for any updates on a successor to the X1C and will pull the trigger if no news.

@spreaddeezhazelnutz7511

10 ай бұрын

Just in case there isn't an X1C successor, I thought that I would let you know that I'm very happy with my X1C. I've had it almost a year now (this year flew by), and the experience has been great. I do the routine maintenance that Bambu Lab recommends since it's easy to do. There are no signs of wear on the moving parts. It prints nylon just as good as it can print PLA. It's almost too easy. The speed doesn't get old either. After all of this time of owning it, I still can't help but watch it print sometimes.

Cant wait to see the trident versions :)

I was disappointed with a small bed slinger when i saw this leaked earlier this morning but now might consider it. I would use it for hue forge printing. id be interested to know how it performs with detailed hue forge prints

@Coolfwip

10 ай бұрын

Most of the hueforge crowd has been wanting a larger printer for bigger art projects. Itll probably be fine for it

@VuLamDang

10 ай бұрын

people underestimate small cantilever bedslingers. My Ender 2 pro give almost every big machine a run for their money at $100 except for the print volume

@SpectraV3i

10 ай бұрын

If I had $948 dollars to spend, I would get the Prusa MK4.

@SpectraV3i

10 ай бұрын

The models are cool, especially the mouse kit . It seems to print pretty good too. Multi color is neat and different.

Creality has a strong presence and should continue to thrive.

Finally, a Bambu that a beginner like me with slim to non dollars can use

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

It’s very beginner friendly

Dear Bamboo Labs: I have ordered the A1 combo. I’m living for the arrival of this awesome machine and AMS. I’ve been watching my in box, checking every few minutes for the arrival date. Please let me know soon because I’m getting very sleepy and hungry waiting to hear from you.🥱

Hey Joel! Great video and I might have finally found the perfect everyday printer for me. I don't see anything about using dissolvable support filament with the AMS Lite. Is that something not recommended or not possible?

It's great for the price and fits well in the market, I'm just not personally interested in another bed slinger. Looking forward to seeing what they do next.

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

That is a WONDERFUL mindset to have.

So the MINI+ just got an alpha for input shaping. Would love a head to head comparison.

@m97120

10 ай бұрын

Yeah but without input shaper calibration. Also the Mini+ XZ assembly is pretty flimsy. I wouldn't be surprised if it performed significantly worse than the A1 Mini.

@ElectronicShredder

10 ай бұрын

@@m97120 It should perform worse, we should be concerned if tech hasn't evolved with machines all those years apart

@raider1284

9 ай бұрын

the A1 would blow the mini+ out of the water. Mini plus doesnt really have input shaping, as it has no accelerometer and no way of actually calibrating it for your printer. Prusa is basically just cheating right now and using the exact same values for all mini's, which isnt the right way to do input shaping at all.

Everyone when the Prusa Mini came out "The cantilever design is stupid and will never work..." Everyone when Prusa comes out with a new bed slinger "Bed slingers are an outdated design, how stupid..." Everyone when Bambu comes out with a cantilevered bed slinger "This is the most advanced, innovative thing to happen to 3D printers EVER..."

Verrrrry Interesting 🤔

Very interesting, and an amazing price for multicolor. Clever about the spring-loaded filament multiplexer. Disappointed about the cloud slicing :-/ Is it cloud only, or is there an option for LAN-only?

Prusa totally saw this coming when they released the new mini firmware the day before. Would pick this a1 over the mini as well

Can’t pre order will October 16th But you say available now loooool Also bambu hasn’t even done there newsletter and you released the video lol

Great review! There should be a drinking game, take a drink for every time you hear poop 😂

killer review

I want this so badly

I was wondering if the AMS lite will auto switch filaments like the original AMS when the spool runs out?

Just tried scanning the QR code, very cool

Hey Joel, does the A1 print TPU from the new AMS Lite?

@hadengibbons3539

10 ай бұрын

Angus (makers muse) was able to get tpu to work, and didn't mention much of a difficulty. He didn't use the ams instead opting for the built in holder

If you have to take your 3D printer to a repair shop instead of self-servicing it, you have to take into account that additional cost that a repair shop will charge you whenever something breaks down

@olivereisenberger7215

10 ай бұрын

This is what I feel like people always fail to understand. Sure, the *initial price* is lower, but that quickly gets overtaken by the overpriced, proprietary parts you need to buy when something breaks. And that's not even considering the fact that if Bambu Labs ever goes bankrupt or something, suddenly none of the fancy cloud features work and you will never be able to fix the printer again unless you buy a second one used and cannibalize it for parts.

@theglowcloud2215

10 ай бұрын

@@olivereisenberger7215 Chinese companies have already introduced knockoff Bambu parts, like hotends. As far as the actual electronics go, that's the bigger issue, I think; if Bambu goes under and you need a new control board, you might be screwed, since it's partially closed-source and uses proprietary hardware.

@andreas.grundler

10 ай бұрын

@@theglowcloud2215 If you use these knockoff spare parts then you often have to live with error messages. The software is designed to work with the original parts. Every discrepancy leads to error messages.

@Michael-hn8bo

10 ай бұрын

@@olivereisenberger7215 Bambu has the most affordable replacement parts of any company, though. If Prusa can stay in business this long with no real innovation and expensive parts.... What's stopping bambu? I just don't understand this fantasy scenario where a company that makes great performing products for affordable prices and sells a bevy of replacement parts going under.

How is the print quality compared to the x1c? I would assume a cantilever design to have more printing artifacts and issues. Which is a fair tradeoff for the price, but it would be good to know if thats the case!

@kyle8575

10 ай бұрын

The size is so small that it shouldn’t really matter. It prints FASTER than the X1C because of this. You should expect to get equal quality.

yes, Yes, YEs, YES, YESS!!!

Cool features! But for me, someone who can only buy 1 printer, it lacks the size which is important to me. If it was 220x220, I would maybe consider it but someone mention that size would require a full gantry like an Ender. In the future, if Im allowed to purchase a 2nd printer. One thing though, this sort makes me lean towards buying a K1 Max over a P1S Combo.

@rattslayer

10 ай бұрын

Yea, I really want. P1 max, something big for masks

@conorstewart2214

10 ай бұрын

This is the A1 Mini which suggests they may have a larger version planned.

@dyops

10 ай бұрын

@conorstewart2214 I think they will prioritize the larger X1C/P1S first. Someone said in a comment that if they do a bigger A1, it would have the Ender 3 design as a cantilever won't handle a bigger volume well, especially at high speeds.

Awesome review! Have you done any testing with using PLA and PETG as each other's support interface? Also unsure if anything can be done but at 10:54 when price comparing the A1 to the P1P it shows "with AMS Lite $349" but I'm guessing it should be "with AMS $349" unless there's a way to get the AMS Lite working with Bambu's other printers.

Im interestd in the security of the cloud service. There were definitely issues with the p1p and x1 printers. 5ghz compatibility and cleartext usage. Made it very difficult for large scale enterprise and education uses. What are the thoughts on the compatibility of this printers in the enterprise/education space?

Thanks for the quick overview. Can it be used 'without' the Bambulab cloud?

@logitech4873

10 ай бұрын

Probably, considering their other printers can be used in LAN-only mode or with a microSD card

Looks like an upgraded Cetus 3D !

I just bought this ( I have X1 carbon) but wanted one for my camper to travel with and build quick small fix pieces . No need for ams colours though.

So... what are the stepper drivers? They use internal Chinese manufactured ones for the P1P and X1, so I'm assuming this is no different. Also -- that thing is vibrating worse than an unbalanced washing machine. I guess one of the first things to print are tabletop clamps?

This is interesting. If someone were to want to get into 3d printing as a minor hobby, which machine would you recommend? Looking for something reliable and something I could run in my office while I am working on my computer, so would need to be semi quiet. Bambu seems like the most user friendly with the least issues to get reliable prints.

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

This one fits the bill quite well.

Babu needs to put a lol after the no more bed slingers

Joel, another great 3D Printer review! Thanks! BTW, what make and color filament did you use for the metallic blue looking mouse? Looks great!

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

That’s HIGH FIVE BLUE from Proto Pasta

@bobbywmc

10 ай бұрын

Joel, Thx! Can't wait for your next live broadcast!

Bambu labs is doing what makerbot wanted to do

@ElectronicShredder

10 ай бұрын

What tech history tells us is that you better sell out if a big old boomer company wants to buy you tho

I bought one thx!

@3DPrintingNerd

3 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoy it!

Hey i had a question would you be able to use the AMS lite with the bambu lab p1p

@JMtriple9

3 ай бұрын

No. lite is for a1 and a1 mini

Does the ams plug into the wall I’m planning on buying this and a Prusa mk4 will I need a power strip?

I love this size. We design and print our own parts and our largest part is around 6.8” wide and prints in 2.5 hours on the prusa mini. The A1 is going to cut that time in half. I wish there was a way to stack the AMS lite above the printer instead of beside it.. takes up too much space that way.

Hi Joel. Does the ams lite waste as much filament as the original ams ? Only system that I can think of that wouldn’t waste so much would be the Prusa XL. Unless you know of any others.

@kimmotoivanen

10 ай бұрын

If you don't want waste, - purge to infill - get IDEX printer ;) Actual multimaterial (PLA + PETG material/support for example) should work better with IDEX (different nozzle temperatures)

WHOA BLACK BETTY! Bambu Lab!

Ignoring everything else, I LOVE the “late 1990s/early 2000s medical equipment” aesthetic these give off

@spreaddeezhazelnutz7511

10 ай бұрын

I agree. I love the sterile/sanitary look of the grey and white. White and blue would also be just as good.

The A1mini is a basic 3D printer that gets the job done for simple projects. so you have more choices like Prusa mini or Creality Ender-3 V2 Neo

So, still completely cloud dependent with LAN support an after thought, or just plain absent?

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

No, cloud is not required. Cloud transfer OR over your LAN, cloud slicing is only for mobile app.

man I want that transparent one lol

I think it's a different type of noise? The one that is movement noise, like in "signal to noise ratio"?

I'd like to see a conversion kit for the X1C and P1 to use the A1 Mini print head & also to convert the AMS to run individual tubes to printer.

@NickoBaggins

10 ай бұрын

I would as well, but realistically that won't happen for existing models due to the costs - particularly associated with the print heads and lidar. Maybe they'll rework some things in the next versions.

Have you tried printing on a different surface other than the table top in the video? Just curious if it moved as much on all surfaces. I kind of wonder how it would do with a silicone mat under it, or one of those large desk mats or a neoprene type mat.

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

Yes, but not the same model. A silicone mat would definitely do the trick on the desk.

@ghostshadow1

10 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintingNerd Thanks for the response I appreciate it! Will definitely keep it in mind if I get one 👍

Does it have less waste on multicolor? Are the poops any smaller?

is the ams lite compatable with its biger brotheres ?

do you know if the ams mini will work with the x1, p1 units ?

@3DPrintingNerd

10 ай бұрын

It will not as of right now. No idea what Bambu plans are.

hi, if I wanted to use liquid glue to fix it on the PEI plate of the A1 mini, which one can I use?

can it print in tpu multicolor. The last ones is not recomended with the ams right?

I will not waste my money in this 'master piece'!

i really liked the idea but im not sure if its cheap enough i would still buy the p1s i think but i must say i just hate bedslingers from my experience had the cr10s4 and i hated it every second print failed

I started my 3D printing life with a Monoprice Mini Delta and I came to HATE that machine and to hate Cura as well. Instead of giving up I bought the Prusa MK3S+ and it honestly saved the hobby for me. The machine is a workhorse and the Prusaslicer profiles work as-is. Absolutely ZERO tinkering..... How does the Bambu stack to that experience? What slicer and is there a default profile and then do I have to tailor that profile to the machine? I learned a lot with my MPMD but unforntunately I also learned to hate it......

Do you feel the 180mm build plate vs the 256mm in the other models hinders it in any way? Looking for options for my next printer. I started with a Flashforge creator pro 2, but the small build plate is killing me.

@TinSVM

10 ай бұрын

The Creator Pro2 has a build plate of 200x150x150, so the A1 mini with 180mm3 would be very similar in my opinion. Go for the P1S