If you want to learn more about the differences between the lubricants used for maintenance, check out the Bambu Lab Wiki: Lubricant Grease and Lubricant Oil | Bambu Lab Wiki
Just a friendly advice; it would be super beneficial to post an actual grease and oil requirements that are suitable for the service. The wiki does list a few alternatives, but even those may not be available everywhere.
Generic set of requirements for grease and oil would go a long way.
For the easiest maintenance, buying a Maintenance Kit from the store, based on your printer model, will provide you with the most commonly used items for cleaning, lubrication, and common consumables.
Otherwise, we recommend purchasing Lubricating Grease or Lubricating Oil.
For cleaning the rods, or other 3D printer parts, we recommend the non-woven Cleaning Wipes.
I think you are not listening or not understanding what I was saying.
I’m saying, in your wiki or here, post oil and grease requirements you need for the printer. Not everyone has an access to your own labeled oil and grease. And to be completely honest, the majority of people probably have something on hands and want to see if its compatible or not.
For example, oil with PTFE should be excluded from linear rail components, and etc.
Unfortunately, we do not recommend using any products other than those listed above or the alternatives provided on the Wiki.
Using other lubricants may lead to potential problems.
Our team is also doing their best to make the aforementioned products available to as many users as possible, in all regions of the store. We also include some oil and grease in the accessory pack of the printer.
Please follow this link, for more information about the WD-40 Multi-Use Product which can be used for A1 lubrication.
