Bambu Lab 3rd Anniversary Sale

[Doggggboy]

Wth are you using a cobalt c13 lining or are you going for trilathium for the main core?

Nothing but kyber crystals, by my Dark Lord's command.

 

[djberta]

Nothing but kyber crystals, by my Dark Lord's command.

Turning to the dark side has its benefits for sure, more so when your home building a modular reactor in your basement. it’s just you only get to wear like 3 outfits, either black, white or grey. I guess if your real special red. I guess on thinking not a totally bad decision. I’m still dealing with the ferengi I bought the trilithium from, he keeps spamming my WhatsApp with Latinum deals.

I just bought a creality k2plus with cfs. I looked at the p1s and decided I wanted to go bigger. I’m working on a mando cosplay set and the bigger size will help a lot. Time will tell if it works out. K2 is still in my garage in the crate, it’s heavy. Like two people heavy.

 

[J.mac]

I'm very tempted by the H2D, as the dual nozzle opens up a lot of multi-material options you can't do with just the AMS.

But, I tend to build my 3d printers so I can understand and have control over every aspect of the machine. That being said, it has evolved into both a hobby and a tool. It can be a lot of fun, but also very frustrating when things don't work out. If anyone is ever interested in building their own, I recommend the Voron machines, specifically the V2 or Trident. However, the Trident is a more straightforward option for a first-time build. There's a massive community on Discord with lots of great people and helpful resources. There are lots of kits you can buy from reputable companies to save you from sourcing everything yourself, but you can go that way if you want. And they are infinitely upgradeable; the team behind Voron are always improving the machines and revising them with optional upgrades.

However, if you want plug-and-play, these aren't the right choices. They are, however, among the best machines on the market, after BambuLabs, in my opinion.

 

[Doggggboy]

I'm very tempted by the H2D, as the dual nozzle opens up a lot of multi-material options you can't do with just the AMS.

But, I tend to build my 3d printers so I can understand and have control over every aspect of the machine. That being said, it has evolved into both a hobby and a tool. It can be a lot of fun, but also very frustrating when things don't work out. If anyone is ever interested in building their own, I recommend the Voron machines, specifically the V2 or Trident. However, the Trident is a more straightforward option for a first-time build. There's a massive community on Discord with lots of great people and helpful resources. There are lots of kits you can buy from reputable companies to save you from sourcing everything yourself, but you can go that way if you want. And they are infinitely upgradeable; the team behind Voron are always improving the machines and revising them with optional upgrades.

However, if you want plug-and-play, these aren't the right choices. They are, however, among the best machines on the market, after BambuLabs, in my opinion.

It's all about whether you want your hobby to be printing or the printer, or both.

 

[Doggggboy]

Watch for the scam website mimicking Bambu.

 

[Engmaxx]

Ya, just stay away from the 75% pricing reduction from those scam artists. Around 35% is the magic mark so keep your cool.