Warning: This video contains scenes that some viewers may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. And uh, I wish that was a joke, but the scene in question was too funny not to share. Good luck. Okay, so yeah, I think this printer is going to upset some people. And if you don't

already own a Bamboo Lab printer, then don't worry, it's not you. If you're looking for your first printer and your hobby is printing things rather than your hobby being the printers themselves, then not only is this printer a good place to start, it's the only place you

should start. Hi, I'm Ross, and this is F Hammer Videos. So yeah, this printer is basically the Bamboo A1 Mini but bigger. I hope we all know who Bamboo Lab are already. If not, then they're the company who most recently changed the face of 3D

printing. And how did they do it? Well, many would believe they made faster printers. After all, it was them who spawned a generation of copycats. But check out my X1 Carbon video about Bamboo's secret, and you'll quickly realize that all the other brands have

been copying the wrong thing. And personally, whilst I've been doing FDM printer reviews for a while, it was only since getting the X1 Carbon and spending so little time getting it to work well that I spent my time making stuff and actually caring more about the

technology because Bamboo printers are, well, like this one, hands down, not just easier to use, but so instantly accessible for many novice users to get incredible results out of them. Anyway, as I was saying, in many ways, this printer is just like the A1 Mini but bigger. I

made a whole song and dance in that video about Bamboo's approach making these the best beginner printers and the yardstick that all other printers should be measured against and this new A1 is no different just like the mini The user-friendly experience starts with a QR code on the box scan this to get a

video guide on how to put it all together now this one's a bit trickier because like most most FDM printers you do need to do some building but in typical Bamboo fashion thanks to the incredible design you don't need to have

three hands to awkwardly hold a Gantry in place as you screw bolts in from below in fact there are only two steps during the install where you need to flip the printer the first is when you unscrew the four securing bolts for the print bed and trust me keep these screws

I'll come back to them later and the second time you want to flip it is after you've secured all the framework bolts in from above you then need to plug a couple of cables in and each time you do this you can just hang the printer off

the edge of your table easily now yes whilst this is easier than pretty much any other FDM printer build ever I did wonder why we need to do this at all bamboo already ship printers like the P1 and X1 fully assembled in boxes

approximately the dimensions of this constructed unit so I asked them and they told me it was to keep it safe during shipping of course those other printers are big square boxes they kind of support themselves but with this having one bed at the bottom and an arm

going up the safest way to transport it in a box is to have you build it when it's at home fair enough then I'll take that yeah makes sense but yeah other than those couple of upside down flips the rest of the setup is just clipping

some cable ties and attaching a filament catapult again like the A1 once this is set up and you turn it on the UI walks you through the rest connect it to the Bamboo app on your phone and the printer becomes part of your Bamboo account as

soon as you log onto the slicer on your PC the printer is there for you to access because it's all part of your account no junky weird typing in of IP addresses it's just there and ready to use but where this unit differs from the

A1 is in a couple of places I think the most obvious one is its size going from the 180 mm cubed volume of the A1 Mini to the more standard size of 256 mm cubed of the X1 P1P and P1S but matching

those means that it fits in with the existing ecosystem of products and by that I mean things like the build plates from any of the other machines can be used here the UI is quite improved too having a small foldout capacitive screen only slightly larger

than that on the A1 Mini on this you get more info and more easily accessible buttons and oddly this UI is much more useful and intuitive than the screens of the more expensive P1 series of CoreXY Bamboo printers another place this printer differs is the frame unlike the

A1 single Z rail, this unit has dual rails and a more traditional crossbar supporting the rail for the print head, and all throughout this you've got Bamboo's clean and tidy aesthetics, unlike almost every other printer and certainly every bed slinger I've

reviewed by the Anam make M5 series because well they all look like the same jerry-rigged Gantry with some plastics added for branding and style. This is a fully machined custom body that looks great and feels completely solid. Okay, you know what, I've actually just read

read my own review back to myself at this point and I can see how you'll take this as fanboy gushing, and you don't want that. That's what everyone else does, so let's do the classic faux hammer thing of just cutting out all the

marketing crap and let's just talk straight, shall we? Here's some random pretty video footage of it doing stuff as I talk because well, I couldn't find any specific clips to match each single point I'm making, or well, many of them really. Maybe just close your eyes for a

couple of minutes and come on this journey with me. Look, it's obvious I think that this printer is awesome and I don't want to be accused of being a bamboo elitist. I don't feel that this is a fair definition and I will get to the

mistep that I feel bamboo have taken with the release of this product, and an elitist would be someone who swears that a brand's products are all perfect, even when there are glaring flaws. You know, like somebody telling people that the Xbox One was going to be amazing after

seeing its reveal presentation back in 2013 the difference here is well once again I'll refer you back to that you know people people whose hobby are the printer and people whose hobby are the printing comparison for me in my videos my hobby is printing not the printers

themselves and in comparison to almost every other brand out there again bar probably the Anycubic M5 it just happens to be the case that Bambu printers are elite units just like I've said about the GK2 which is the top

resin printer right now it has features which really should be standard and it's less about the latest Innovation because most of what has been done here is well it's common sense Bambu with the A1 with the X1 with the P1 with all of the ones and all

of the printers have made advancements that any other brand could have made and just didn't and whilst every other company was improving the printer hardware Bambu did something smart they looked at the user you and me and they made improvements for us at the center to a certain degree and from another

perspective this Bambu stuff is less of a wow and more more of a yes this is how it should have always been done and it would have been if any other company actually took 3D printing seriously and considered these machines to be something beyond a hobby product look at

Creality they must have had the money to do this they must have had it Bambu managed to launch this whole market-leading brand from little more than a Kickstarter campaign okay so yeah it was a $7 million earning Kickstarter campaign but still the point stands

Bamboo has made a whole ecosystem of printers that works seamlessly well within the Bamboo platform. And yeah, look, these are not for everyone. I've said it before and I'll keep banging this drum until we can all accept that there is a 3D printer enthusiast divide for those

people out there who love to tinker with printers. Yes, you're right, you probably can get equal or perhaps better hardware cheaper. And knowing what you know, you can dial it in to make it perform better too. That's fantastic, enjoy it, it sounds fun. And if I was smarter or had more

time, I'd love to delve into these further with you. But here's the thing, I'm tired. I'm tired most of the time. Adulting is hard. I've had a long day at work, the kids are fighting, the wife wants a long chat about the Disneyland

trip she wants us to go on sometime in the next 5 to 10 years from now. But when everyone's in bed and I get some hobby time, I don't want to spend it tweaking a printer to make it work any more than I want to wait for a huge patch to

download just to play a PlayStation game. I just want to print the thing, whatever the thing is. I just want to do that. And this is where I love Bamboo printers, including this one, because they just work. And even when they don't, the printer either tells you what to do or

gives you a QR code to scan so you can read something more in-depth about how to fix it online. Or I can contact support and get this. Guys, if you're an experienced 3D printer user, this may shock you when you contact support. They actually

Respond, how crazy is that? So yeah, look, I promised Bamboo a review, so let me tell you about all the reasons why you should buy this, and then I'll get on to the bad thing. So yeah, set up and assembly, they walk you through it with a video. The UI

walks you through the rest. It's super intuitive to figure out how you get your first print working. The SD card comes with a ton of funky and fun prints, just like those on the A1 Mini. It connects to an app on your phone, which is also

intuitive. It has a camera so you can monitor it remotely and create time lapses. There's a privacy guard for said camera, whilst the videos are stored privately on the SD card. Some people may prefer to use this privacy filter, especially at certain times, like when

you're checking on the printer in the middle of the night. The phone app is also intuitive, but the included page for Maker World is actually smart and curated to show you the best and most exciting prints up front, rather than being a dumping ground for absolute crap, like the Creality

cloud is. Browsing for models is like looking at the App Store during the first couple of years the iPhone was out. It won't take long to find something fun that will wow your friends. The printer is incredibly well built. All the mechanical parts are hidden away, but

still easily accessible should you need to perform maintenance. It's fast. If you buy it with the AMS light, you get access to multicolor prints. The best part about the AMS Li isn't even the multicolor function, but that it's so much easier to load filament in, rather than having to

Heat up a hot end, wait for it to extrude, feed the new one in, purge it through, etc. But also, if you've got a big print on the go, you can use multiple spools of the same filament, and the printer will automatically just go on to the next one

When the first one runs out, the printer fully auto-levels itself, so you don't need to worry about that at all. And it does it before every print. It does a self-calibration for noise to ensure it's as quiet as it can possibly be, and it really is; it's very quiet when the

hot end parks, it does so over the filament cleaner, also known as the filament launcher, which is a helpful little feature to prevent accidental touching of an incredibly hot component. It has working active flow rate compensation to ensure layers are both smooth and corners are sharp before the

prints even start. It rubs the nozzle against a little rubber at the back just to make sure it's clean. The nozzles are hot-swappable, so you can go from the default 0.4 to a 0.2 or 0.6, and you can

do that within seconds. The Bamboo X1 is incredibly easy to use. You can print an AMS holder, which attaches to the crossbar at the top and allows you to save on space on your desk. This even has a swivel so you can easily load in

filament from the front. And when you use Bamboo filament, the AMS can read it with its RFID tag to determine the filament you're using. The slicer then already knows the best print settings for it based on your chosen layer height, print plate, and nozzle

size one second and you know what I know people say bamboo filament's expensive but well you don't need to use it you can use any filament you like the slicer can walk you through the calibration steps in order to get the perfect results from any material but here's the

thing when you buy this or any printer from bamboo you're automatically enrolled into Bamboo's filament program and this will give you a good discount on their filaments and when you run out you don't need to buy a whole new reel all of the filament reels be split apart

and you just load in a filament pack again with an RFID to inform the printer what you're using these refill packs are pretty much the same price if not cheaper as most good filaments anyway and you don't have a big useless plastic reel to waste at the end of it and with

this printer bamboo have also released some new mystery boxes and I got the jet engine model in mine unlike the car engine model which I did in my A1 Mini review this is much larger but again like I said in that video video bamboo will hold your hand from never having

owned a 3D printer before to building your first functional model and having spoken to them now about these they have confirmed that they have more of these kits coming in the future just unfortunately not in the format of a stem subscription box I could use

monthly with my kids so yeah those are the things I can think of and that's just the stuff off the top of my head so what's the bad well the first to minor one it's the build plate adherence this plate is the same as the plate from the

X1 and the P1 series, it has a groove on the back to align it in the correct place before it magnetizes to the bed, but the magnets here, well they're so strong that it often holds the plate tight at the wrong alignment, so you have

to lift it up and try and try and try again. Look, I said it was a minor thing; most brands don't even have a form of alignment notches on their printer beds, so yeah. The other thing is that yeah, it flings filament across your desk every

time it does a color change or starts a print, but before long you'll be able to print a filament catcher add-on to stick at the side. But the big mistake that Bamboo have made here is releasing this product now, so I'm speaking to those

people who watch this video in early December 2023 and especially those of you who may have just bought the A1 Mini. You see, the A1 is only $100 more than the A1 Mini, no matter if you get it with the AMS or without, and I'm sure many

people will see that it's more than worth the price for the extra size, and I'm certain that a good bunch of existing A1 Mini owners are more than a little bit miffed off. Not everyone, but a good few, just two months after you

bought Bamboo's latest printer and coming just two weeks after Black Friday, where pretty much everyone made their big 3D printer purchase of the year after weeks of research. Yeah, I hear you, many of you may have gone with another brand because the A1 Mini is just too

small, but if you'd known just days ago that this would be an option, you'd have snapped it up. I completely understand that that would cause upset. Maybe check to see if you're still within that brand's return window. And if this is you, I guess I want to say I'm sorry and I

know this isn't my fault, but having spoken to so many of you in my small community throughout comments and live streams and more, I do understand the pain of buyer's remorse you may be feeling right now. So I am, I'm sorry for you, but please know that the A1 Mini is

still a fantastic printer, and we can't really blame Bamboo for these things. When you buy anything, it's just the luck of the draw. How many people went and bought a Steam Deck this year, only weeks before the Steam Deck OLED was released at the same price? So yeah, I guess the way we

should look at it is, it happens. I was going to swear there, but I don't want to get caught up by YouTube for, you know, adult content in my videos. So that being what it is, for everyone else, I'll once again reiterate my opening comments: if

you're looking for your next printer, and your hobby is printing things rather than your hobby being the printers themselves, then not only is this printer a good place to start, this is the only place you should start. If you like this video, please hit the like button or consider subscribing

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Bambu Lab A1 Review - ARE YOU HAPPY about this?!

FauxHammer

이 리뷰어는 프린터 유지보수보다 인쇄를 우선시하는 애호가에게 적합한 Bamboo A1 프린터를 소개합니다.

이 프린터는 Bamboo A1 Mini의 더 큰 버전으로 초보자에게 이상적입니다.

이 리뷰어는 3D 프린팅에 대한 Bamboo Lab의 영향력과 사용자 친화적인 접근 방식에 대해 언급합니다.

이 리뷰어는 Bamboo 프린터의 사용 편의성과 접근성을 강조하며 초보 사용자에게 더 나은 결과를 가져다준다고 말합니다.

이 프린터의 사용자 친화적인 디자인은 A1 미니와 비교하여 조립의 용이성을 강조합니다.

조립 과정은 QR코드와 연결된 동영상 가이드를 통해 안내합니다.

조립에는 프린터를 뒤집는 두 단계가 필요하므로 다른 FDM 프린터에 비해 프로세스가 간소화됩니다.

검토자는 조립의 필요성에 의문을 제기하지만 더 안전한 배송을 위한 근거는 인정합니다.

나머지 설정은 케이블 타이를 자르고 필라멘트 투석기를 부착하는 등의 간단한 단계로 이루어집니다.

프린터는 사용자 계정을 통해 Bamboo 앱과 슬라이서에 원활하게 연결되므로 IP 주소를 입력할 필요가 없습니다.

A1은 A1 미니보다 더 큰 256mm의 입방체로 제작되었습니다.

다른 Bamboo 머신의 빌드 플레이트와 호환됩니다.

A1은 더 커진 정전식 화면과 더 접근하기 쉬운 버튼으로 개선된 UI를 제공합니다.

A1의 싱글 Z 레일과 달리 듀얼 Z 레일과 보다 전통적인 크로스바를 갖추고 있습니다.

이 프린터는 다른 프린터에 비해 깔끔하고 견고한 디자인을 자랑합니다.

잠재적 편견 해소 및 강점 강조하기

검토자는 팬보이즘에 대한 잠재적인 비난을 인정하고 객관적인 견해를 제시하려고 노력합니다.

검토자는 프린터 땜질보다는 인쇄 결과에 초점을 맞춘다는 점을 명확히 합니다.

밤부 프린터는 사용자 친화적인 기능과 상식적인 디자인으로 호평을 받고 있습니다.

이 리뷰어는 하드웨어의 발전을 우선시하는 다른 브랜드와 밤부의 사용자 중심 접근 방식을 대조합니다.

밤부의 성공은 킥스타터 캠페인에서 시작되었음에도 불구하고 시장을 선도하는 입지를 강조하며 주목받고 있습니다.

타겟 고객 및 사용자 요구 사항 해결

리뷰어는 프린터 하드웨어를 손보는 것을 즐기는 사용자에게는 밤부 프린터가 적합하지 않을 수 있음을 인정합니다.

리뷰어는 바쁜 개인을 위한 사용 편의성과 시간 효율성의 중요성을 강조합니다.

이 리뷰어는 쉽게 이용할 수 있는 지원 및 QR 코드를 포함하여 프린터의 문제 해결 용이성을 강조합니다.

이 리뷰어는 Bamboo의 신속한 고객 지원을 칭찬합니다.

긍정적인 측면에 대한 자세한 검토

이 리뷰에서는 동영상과 UI로 안내하는 직관적인 설정 프로세스에 대해 자세히 설명합니다.

SD 카드에는 다양한 인쇄물이 미리 로드되어 있으며, 프린터는 사용자 친화적인 휴대폰 앱에 연결됩니다.

프린터에는 원격 모니터링 및 타임랩스 생성을 위한 프라이버시 보호 기능이 있는 카메라가 있습니다.

앱의 메이커 월드 기능에서는 엄선된 고품질 인쇄 모델을 제공합니다.

이 프린터는 기계 부품에 쉽게 접근할 수 있는 견고한 구조로 제작되었으며 빠른 인쇄 속도를 제공합니다.

AMS Light는 멀티컬러 인쇄를 가능하게 하고 필라멘트 로딩을 간소화합니다.

현재 필라멘트 스풀이 다 떨어지면 프린터가 자동으로 새 필라멘트 스풀로 전환합니다.

이 프린터에는 자동 수평 조정, 소음 감소를 위한 자체 보정, 필라멘트 클리너가 있습니다.

부드러운 레이어와 날카로운 모서리를 위한 능동형 유량 보정 기능과 핫스왑 가능한 노즐이 포함되어 있습니다.

공간 절약형 필라멘트 로딩을 위해 AMS 홀더를 인쇄할 수 있습니다.

AMS는 자동 설정 조정을 위해 Bamboo 필라멘트의 RFID 태그를 읽을 수 있습니다.

슬라이서를 사용하면 다양한 필라멘트로 보정할 수 있습니다.

Bamboo의 필라멘트 프로그램은 할인 및 리필 팩을 제공합니다.

리필 팩은 비용 효율적이며 플라스틱 쓰레기를 줄여줍니다.

제트 엔진과 같은 모델이 포함된 새로운 미스터리 박스를 사용할 수 있습니다.

사소한 문제로는 빌드 플레이트 부착 및 색상 변경 시 필라멘트 날림이 있습니다.

가장 큰 비판은 A1의 출시 시기로, 최근 A1 미니 구매자들에게 구매자의 후회를 불러일으킬 수 있다는 점입니다.

A1은 A1 미니보다 100달러만 더 비싸기 때문에 일부 사용자에게는 매력적인 업그레이드가 될 수 있습니다.

리뷰어는 최근 A1 미니를 구매한 사용자들의 잠재적인 불만을 인정합니다.

리뷰어는 구매자의 후회를 경험하는 사람들에게 동정심을 표하면서도 이러한 상황은 흔한 일이라고 강조합니다.

리뷰어는 인쇄에 집중하는 애호가들을 위해 A1 프린터를 다시 한 번 추천합니다.

리뷰어는 시청자가 좋아요, 구독 및 댓글을 달도록 권장합니다.

리뷰어는 커뮤니티에 감사를 표하고 채널 멤버십을 홍보합니다.

리뷰어는 댓글 섹션에서 재미있는 클릭 유도 문안으로 마무리합니다.