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A comparison of Bambu Lab AMS Lite and AMS 2 Pro in Czech: the main differences, printer compatibility, suitable filaments, spool limitations, and practical advice on when to choose the simpler AMS Lite and when AMS 2 Pro is worth it.
The Bambu Lab A2L is a large-format alternative to the A1 and approaches the P1S in price. It is best suited to large PLA/PETG prints, cosplay, decorations and batch printing. The P1S remains better for ABS, ASA and an enclosed printing environment.
The A2L Combo mainly brings a significantly larger build volume and new possibilities for large hobby projects. However, upgrading from the A1 Combo is worthwhile only if the build plate size is genuinely limiting you.
The Bambu Lab X2D brings full-fledged dual extrusion to desktop 3D printing in a compact body, along with high speed, smart features, and safer printing of demanding materials. Find out what it can do.
A comparison of the four most widely used slicers—Orca Slicer, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer and Cura. What are the differences between them, which 3D printers are they suitable for and which one should you choose based on your needs?
Are you just getting started with a Bambu Lab 3D printer? Learn how to work in Bambu Studio step by step – from installation and initial printer setup to practical tips on profiles, supports, and multicolor printing.
This article provides a brief overview of Bambu Handy and a guide to help you quickly install, set up, and start printing right away. What is Bambu Handy? Bambu Handy is an all-in-one mobile application designed for Bambu Lab 3D printers. It allows you to remotely monitor and manage your 3D printers. Users can also easily start previous projects, make adjustments […]
INTRODUCTION We have divided the FAQ for A1 mini into three sections: product specifications, product features, and product usage. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS What materials can A1 mini print? A1 mini is capable of printing a wide range of materials available on the market that do not require an enclosure. These materials include PLA, PETG, TPU, and their corresponding support filaments. It is not recommended to print filaments such as […]
Anycubic’s latest release appears to be clearly aimed at competing with the Bambu Lab A1 for our attention. Although we have not tested it yet, based on the available clues, we can start to form an idea of how it works. The Anycubic Kobra 3 is a new-generation 3D printer that appears to replace the relatively new Kobra 2 model. […]
Introduction The Y-axis of the A1 series printer uses a metal guide wheel, and this guide rail system ensures that users do not need to frequently adjust the printer’s moving components. However, regular lubrication and cleaning are necessary to reduce wear and noise, ensure the printer’s accuracy and service life, and effectively prevent the guide rail from rusting. Each printer receives a certain amount of lubricant before […]
We have divided the introductory A1 FAQ into product specifications, product features, and product usage. Product specifications What filaments can the A1 print? Low-temperature filaments such as PLA, PETG, TPU, and support materials for PLA and PETG (Support for PLA, PVA, HIPS, etc.). Common high-temperature filaments such as ABS, ASA, PC, PA, PA-CF/GF, PET-CF/GF, PPA-CF/GF, etc. Reminder: […]
Flow Calibration Guide from Bambu Studio Flow Rate About This Calibration Flow calibration measures the ratio between the expected and actual extrusion volume. This ratio is usually stable, and the default settings work well with Bambu Lab printers and official filaments that have been pre-calibrated and fine-tuned. Flow calibration is usually not necessary for regular filaments. It is important to […]
