Bambu Labs A1 Mini Unboxing / Setup. Easy and Great for Kids and Schools

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Join Captain Creativity and Commander Coding in unboxing Bambu Labs's A1 Mini.
This printer is easy to setup that even an 8 year old can do it. I highly recommend this printer for schools, stem labs, home use and even for professionals. It just works and the best part is that it works with an AMS which will allow you to print in multiple colors.
If you buy this printer , feel free to follow along during your unboxing and setup.
Happy Printing!
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Produced by: David Merel
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  • @beverlybrinn7793
    @beverlybrinn779313 күн бұрын

    Good video

  • @CaptainCreativity

    @CaptainCreativity

    4 күн бұрын

    Thank you!!!!

  • @PACO_MAX
    @PACO_MAX3 ай бұрын

    Good video Captain!

  • @CaptainCreativity

    @CaptainCreativity

    3 ай бұрын

    Thank you for watching and stay tuned for more reviews.

  • @jdnucum6397
    @jdnucum63973 ай бұрын

    So cool... 🤯

  • @CaptainCreativity

    @CaptainCreativity

    3 ай бұрын

    Hey thanks a lot it means a lot to us that you appreciate it and it really is a very cool printer. Excellent for beginners, but even pros can see the benefit of having a few for smaller parts.

  • @user-bi9sb4hw5z
    @user-bi9sb4hw5z3 ай бұрын

    Curious if you may know where the ceiling lights are sourced in the classroom? - At minute 9:00 in the video the LED lights appear to be COG Wheel shaped. They are really cool looking and I'd like to know where to get a set or who makes them to track them down. - Thanks!

  • @CaptainCreativity

    @CaptainCreativity

    3 ай бұрын

    Ah yes the lights! So one of the upcoming episodes we're going to be going over creating a makerspace and I'm going to go through all the fixtures and the 3D wall panels as well as other build-out solutions for a great stem lab. They are in fact cogs, I did source them directly through Alibaba as the pricing in the United States through several layers of middlemen resellers jacked up the price to almost $500 a light. In the end by going straight to the source I think I ended up getting the lights somewhere between $50 and $100 which is a huge difference. Definitely stay tuned because we're going to cover a lot more on fun and exciting curriculum, to STEM lab accessories and buildouts

  • @user-bi9sb4hw5z

    @user-bi9sb4hw5z

    3 ай бұрын

    @@CaptainCreativity Thank you, I appreciate the response! I'll see if I can track them down on Alibaba. I found them on different website but found out they were a bit costly as you noted.

  • @razlovrazlov7382
    @razlovrazlov73823 ай бұрын

    Why u don't lubricate X,Y,Z before first use ? Bambu recomends to do that before first usage, even they give u an oil and grease.

  • @CaptainCreativity

    @CaptainCreativity

    3 ай бұрын

    That's an excellent question The truth is I have never had to lubricate before first usage in fact they are supposed to in lubricate these before they leave the factory. It certainly doesn't hurt but I've set up over 20 plus Bambu Lab printers and out of the box I never saw the need to do this. However thank you so much for pointing that out and certainly you could always do it or try doing your benchy and if you think you need to tweak out extra performance you can always add it after the benchy test

  • @steverhodes9743
    @steverhodes9743Ай бұрын

    Nice video, but I can't help but notice that you look like you're in 480p, while your son is in 1080p! Lol

  • @CaptainCreativity

    @CaptainCreativity

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you. I am not sure why that happened. I have someone helping in the editing process and you would think that with multiple 4K cameras this shouldn't happen but for some reason it did. I have brought it up to the editor and thank you for bringing this to my attention

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