github.com
[https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/releases](https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/releases)
Find it here [https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-basic-gradient](https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-basic-gradient)
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I forgot 13th Warrior!
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Chronicles of Riddick, King Arthur - Legend of the Sword, Pirates of the Caribbean series, LOTR series.
cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/3DPrinting/t/129643 > I love the YT channel Project Farm. It's unbiased, well thought out, practical, and numbers-focused (as much as a video can have without getting boring) approach is refreshing. Not every test is perfect, not every sample size appropriate, but this is a mechanical guy that knows his shit and is as curious about the results as the audience. > > [His latest video ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WILuDw5XHXY)compared a bunch of ratchets from different manufacturers... plus a 3D printed one. Made of carbon fiber nylon and printed with a newly purchased BambuLabs X1 Carbon, it failed miserably. > > The problem? > > I'd assume it was print orientation. It's printed on its back, with the socket connector pointing up, meaning layer lines are parallel to the force. > > But, then I did a little digging... > > [Here's the presumed model](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:612291). It's 100% print-in-place. I assumed the instructions would make mention of the correct orientation. They don't. Uh oh, am I the wrong one? Nah, probably just a random, low quality model, right? > > Oh, it has a decent number of makes that were presumably done in the default orientation, but maybe... oh, okay I'm [deeeeefinitely wrong.](https://nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov/detail/wrench-mis) > > > > > > > This is the first time an object has been designed on Earth and then transmitted to space for manufacture. > > > > > > I assume it's oriented for printing without much fiddling. Looking at the Thingiverse comments, there are people have success with PLA. > > Maybe the temperature was too low to get good layer adhesion. Is CF Nylon brittle? Could leaving the filament out a few days, being so hygroscopic, lead to this? > > So, any other ideas out there? Should he have used a different material? > > (Also, it's worth mentioning that he specifically says he bought the printer just for this test, so I'm not sure how much experience he has with 3D printing. That's wild to say because if you hear someone say they printed carbon fiber nylon, you assume they have significant experience. But, as an X1C owner myself, that's a totally realistic possibility.)
cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/3DPrinting/t/94050 > I have an ender 3 v2, upgraded the springs/leveling knobs, and slapped on an auto leveler. I do really enjoy the printer, but I've found between work and raising a toddler I just don't have the time to tinker like I thought I would. I assumed I would need to do general maintenance, but mostly be able to just print things fairly regularly. Seems I mostly just re-level this printer and barely get to actually print things. > > What I'm wondering is if the P1P is as "tinker free" as it is marketed. I don't mind maintenance, cleaning and all that, but do want to be able to have an idea and just kick off a print job. > > Thanks in advance, I could just be leveling it crappy all the time too. Wouldn't surprise me if I am just missing some critical information or something on how to level and keep it leveled.
BambuLab (unofficial)
Bambu Lab P1 Series | Reliable Out-of-the-Box Performance
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Model comparison chart here https://bambulab.com/en/compare
Officially priced at $699 or $949 for the combo. It comes with an air filter, led, camera, aux fan, and plastic enclosure. More info here [https://bambulab.com/en/p1](https://bambulab.com/en/p1) Purchase here (not affiliated) [https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/p1s?variant=41211805696136](https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/p1s?variant=41211805696136)
Here is the link to [Bambu Labs Filament Guide](https://bambulab.com/en/filament-guide) Here is a link to a [Google Doc](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LGVjAbGjvIjvOFQsDi8lSK9-vy7GfGhgVP41sNffh6I/edit#gid=1679778390) with many filaments listed, although it has not been updated in some time. Below is a list of brands/types i have personally used in my X1cc's, and if they fit the AMS and some comments. Afterward are a number of other filaments that users on Reddit have reported to work in the AMS. Brand - Type - Fit AMS - comments * Overture - Matte, PETG, TPU - Yes (Not TPU) - slow down first layer and increase temp by 10 for PETG (cardboard spool) (MatterHackers and Sunlu PETG are better) * Eryone - Silk, Metallic, Matte, Glitter - Yes * eSun - Silk, Matte, PLA+ - Yes - increased the temp on the generic PLA profile by 5-10 for the matte and PLA+ * BambuLab - Matte, Basic, silk, PC, ABS, Support W/G, Metallic, Glitter, Tough, Marble, PA-CF, PLA-CF, PETG-CF, PAHT-CF - Yes - Love the PC, PLA-CF, and support W * Amolen - Wood, Silk, Glow - Yes - Love their wood and silk, Wood prints fine with .4 nozzle. * MatterHackers - PETG - Yes - Their PETG prints so good, Thanks to whoever on here told me to try it! * PolyLite - PLA Pro - Yes - Cardboard Spool, Prints great using Polylite profile * TTYT3d - Silk - Yes * DO3d - Silk - Yes - I think this is rebranded TTYT3D * CC3d - Silk - Yes * Bblife - Silk - Yes * Hatchbox - Wood, Matte, Glitter - Yes - their wood does not print well (then again it may have needed drying), love their Glitter * SunLu - Silk, ASA, PETG, PLA - Yes - Loving their ASA & PETG (can be a bit brittle); I run their PLA using the BambuLab profile and it prints great (cheap if you can catch on sale) * 3DBest Q - Wood - Yes - cheap filament prob won't buy again * TIANSE - PLA - Yes - Cheap prob won't buy again * CERPRiSE - PLA - Yes - Cheap prob won't buy again * FilamentOne - Gitter - No (too wide) - Love the glitter but sucks to have to respool it to fit the AMS * Flashforge - Silk - Yes - prints great with generic silk profile. -------------------------------------------------------------- Filaments others have reported on. * Polymaker - PLA, PLA Pro, ASA, PETG, PC Max, Support - Yes - (cardboard spools) print rings, use tape/adapters * IIID Max - PLA, PETG, ASA - Yes * MatterHackers - Pro PVA - No - * MatterHackers - Quantum, Build PLA, ABS - Yes * Inland - PLA, PLA+ - Yes * Duramic TPU - NO - Spool fits but **Do not put TPU in the AMS!** * Overture - Easy Nylon - Yes * eSUN - PA-CF - Yes These are of course all for the standard 1kg spools. My favorites I have used in order BambuLab (faster, simpler) the PC and PLA-CF are AMAZING, Sunlu (PLA,ASA,PETG,silk), Amolen (wood, specialty silk), Hatchbox (all good), eSun (all good), Eryone (all good), TTYT3d (silk), CC3d(silk), and MatterHackers (PETG).
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I had all Dewalt for a number of years went from their 18v to 20v line. But i kept wanting a few tools they did not make so i purchased the Ryobi versions. I was so happy with the price, capability, and mostly variety of tools. I switched completely over to Ryobi. Sold all my old Dewalt 18v stuff. I now have prob 35 different Ryobi products and 5-6 Dewalt. I even have Ryobi's 40v trimmer, chainsaw, leaf blower, pole saw. I simply love that Ryobi has pretty much any freaking power tool you can think of, and more.
Is Ryobi the best...No. Does Ryobi have a heck of a selection at really good prices...Yes. Is Ryobi perfectly fine for Home\hobbiest use...Absolutely! If i was in the trades and used these tools daily would i choose Ryobi...Probably not, I would prob go with Milwaukee.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1184281 > cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/853004 > > > Hello there, and welcome to the Fediverse! Let's get you started. > > > > This post was created together with many users, intended to help you have an easy start! It has a simple language, and it includes many useful links. > > > > For your first day here > > - > > > > Hello, newbie user! Lemmy is just like Reddit, but better. Ha-ha. Seriously. But let's not overwhelm you for now. > > > > [This very neat starting guide](https://lemmy.world/post/37906) was written by our beloved admin, [@ruud](https://lemmy.world/u/ruud). To avoid confusion, start reading it from the **Quick start guide** section. > > > > [If you're new to Lemmy, this post will also help you perfectly.](https://github.com/amirzaidi/lemmy) > > > > kbin users can check out [this amazing starting guide](https://imgur.com/a/0hGL2Lb) instead. [This is also a nice guide.](https://kbin.social/m/quickstart/t/49189) > > > > **Finding Communities on Lemmy/kBin** > > > > If you finished reading your starting guide, it's time to go find your new favorite communities! Check out these dedicated services: `number` [1](https://browse.feddit.de/), [2](https://lemmyverse.net/), [3](https://sub.rehab/), and [4](https://www.quippd.com/writing/2023/06/15/unofficial-subreddit-migration-list-lemmy-kbin-etc.html#1-million-subscribers), and [5](https://redditmigration.com/)! Go have some fun! :D > > > > For your second day here > > - > > > > Hello again! You're less of a newbie now, and you found some amazing communities! We can start talking about the Fediverse. I hope you didn't forget to [read the rules for lemmy.world!](https://mastodon.world/about) > > > > [kBin.social's rules are in this link.](https://kbin.social/terms) > > > > **The Fediverse** > > > > You must've realised that we addressed Lemmy and kBin users differently. And what is this Fediverse people keep talking about, anyways? > > > > Lemmy and kBin are two different platforms, and they can perfectly interact with each other! This means that they are a part of the federation. And they are only two members of the vast Fediverse. > > > > [What is the Fediverse?](https://framatube.org/w/9dRFC6Ya11NCVeYKn8ZhiD) video by [Framasoft](https://framatube.org/a/framasoft/video-channels) to get a good understanding with visuals! > > > > As a great lemming once said: **Fediverse is basically like a group chat, but for websites.** This means that federated websites all agree to share their content with each other, constantly, at the same time. > > > > [Follow this link to view a list of all Lemmy instances.](https://github.com/maltfield/awesome-lemmy-instances/blob/main/README.md#all-lemmy-instances) > > > > [Follow this link to open the Fediverse Observer.](https://kbin.fediverse.observer/list) It is set to show kBin, but you can navigate your way through the site to show **any** Fediverse platform you'd like. > > > > For your third day here > > - > > > > That's it! What else do you want? Go have some fun and keep learning along the way! ;)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/853004 > Hello there, and welcome to the Fediverse! Let's get you started. > > This post was created together with many users, intended to help you have an easy start! It has a simple language, and it includes many useful links. > > For your first day here > - > > Hello, newbie user! Lemmy is just like Reddit, but better. Ha-ha. Seriously. But let's not overwhelm you for now. > > [This very neat starting guide](https://lemmy.world/post/37906) was written by our beloved admin, [@ruud](https://lemmy.world/u/ruud). To avoid confusion, start reading it from the **Quick start guide** section. > > [If you're new to Lemmy, this post will also help you perfectly.](https://github.com/amirzaidi/lemmy) > > kbin users can check out [this amazing starting guide](https://imgur.com/a/0hGL2Lb) instead. [This is also a nice guide.](https://kbin.social/m/quickstart/t/49189) > > **Finding Communities on Lemmy/kBin** > > If you finished reading your starting guide, it's time to go find your new favorite communities! Check out these dedicated services: `number` [1](https://browse.feddit.de/), [2](https://lemmyverse.net/), [3](https://sub.rehab/), and [4](https://www.quippd.com/writing/2023/06/15/unofficial-subreddit-migration-list-lemmy-kbin-etc.html#1-million-subscribers), and [5](https://redditmigration.com/)! Go have some fun! :D > > For your second day here > - > > Hello again! You're less of a newbie now, and you found some amazing communities! We can start talking about the Fediverse. I hope you didn't forget to [read the rules for lemmy.world!](https://mastodon.world/about) > > [kBin.social's rules are in this link.](https://kbin.social/terms) > > **The Fediverse** > > You must've realised that we addressed Lemmy and kBin users differently. And what is this Fediverse people keep talking about, anyways? > > Lemmy and kBin are two different platforms, and they can perfectly interact with each other! This means that they are a part of the federation. And they are only two members of the vast Fediverse. > > [What is the Fediverse?](https://framatube.org/w/9dRFC6Ya11NCVeYKn8ZhiD) video by [Framasoft](https://framatube.org/a/framasoft/video-channels) to get a good understanding with visuals! > > As a great lemming once said: **Fediverse is basically like a group chat, but for websites.** This means that federated websites all agree to share their content with each other, constantly, at the same time. > > [Follow this link to view a list of all Lemmy instances.](https://github.com/maltfield/awesome-lemmy-instances/blob/main/README.md#all-lemmy-instances) > > [Follow this link to open the Fediverse Observer.](https://kbin.fediverse.observer/list) It is set to show kBin, but you can navigate your way through the site to show **any** Fediverse platform you'd like. > > For your third day here > - > > That's it! What else do you want? Go have some fun and keep learning along the way! ;)