Personally i believe creality and others are catching up with the Bambu lab game , from the Ams to what ive recently seen, they have their own hotend/nozzle changer coming soon.
While Bambu lab appear to be playing, the investment company game
Personally i believe creality and others are catching up with the Bambu lab game , from the Ams to what ive recently seen, they have their own hotend/nozzle changer coming soon.
While Bambu lab appear to be playing, the investment company game
My predicition was right.
I should buy some lotto ticketā¦
I want that grinding sensor in the AMS 2 Pro⦠I often see the AMS 2 Pro chew up the filament and I want granular damperā¦
H Hybrid 2nd generation single nozzle / hotend
anyone see the new a2l new printer coming out on june 2
June 2nd? June 1st. Iām pretty sure that, just like with the H2C, Iāll add the printer to my cart at exactly 4:00 p.m. CEST and the order will be confirmed 60 seconds later.
Iād be more interested if I didnt already know the X2C was on the horizon
Now that I think about it, itās probably for the best that they didnāt end up putting a second nozzle in that thing. Being that big, itās already gonna shake, but WITH two nozzles, that thing would be shaking like a magnitude 9 earthquake.
Just compare A1, for example build volume 16.777 cm³ (~6,7 kg) to A2L 34.320 cm³ (~34,3 kg).
Sure, no one uses 100% of the volume, unless youāre printing āthe cubeā. Nevertheless, the figures are still useful for comparison: the mass, volume, and weight have all doubled. At first glance, itās only apparent that the plate has gotten bigger, but if we look at the volume, it has doubled.
Simply put, double physical forces come into play that affect everything. From a physical standpoint, an A2L is twice an A1. Iām really curious to see how they managed that. Maybe reduce the speed?
Iām sure plenty of YouTubers already have this device, and the first videos will start popping up right around the time itās released. I might be wrong, but thatās almost always been the case so far in the past.
Now I definitely want to see āThe Cubeā on that thing. Credit: fatlessauto3
I want to hear this good news from Bambu Lab one day: You will no longer have spare parts problems for the H2C. I contacted the distributors in our country, and they say there are problems on the Bambu Lab side as well. Since I bought the H2C, I havenāt been able to find 0.4 mm induction nozzles or print beds. If we canāt get spare parts, what good is releasing new printers to the market?
What price should we expect?
Maybe ballpark for C$659 to C$699.
P1S / Combo may be discontinued and removed at this point.
command shift c you can change text your probably right though
I was expecting the X2C instead of thisā¦..
I am expecting an EOL for the p1s after the a2l release
LOL. Assuming the L is for āLargeā wouldnāt that be redundant to get an A2 mini? But you might still get the other bells and whistles in time for Christmas?
Itās a āphotoā but those balls are where they would be moving but no mechanism to get them up to the top so the image is maybe all AI? Doesnāt have to be but I think that model is. If source is Bambu it is likely pretty accurate.
Bigger printer = bigger models = sell more filament⦠![]()
do you happen to know where these images came from?
its a product render s0n, also it seems to be detailed albeit lowres
that was merely a patent to protect a feature not an actual incoming printer
Looks like a center screw mechanism raises them up tot he top of the ball ramps. But I suspect youāre right that itās AI, as there are a lot of details in the ball ramp toy that donāt make sense.