Hi,
I’ve uploaded my model with only A1 Mini deselected for compatibility checks and MW after doing loooooong verification process seems to mark my profile A1-only. I’ve checked in Bambu Studio and it doesn’t seem to complain about model in exclusion zone or touching any no-no places. Should I try slicing it choosing X1/P1 printer and re-uploading it basing on my understanding that “it should be fine”? Can anyone with P1/X1 check?
Here’s the model:
The only thing that might be a problem for X1 is that model covers a portion of LiDaR lines.
I am not at home right now but yesterday i opened that model in my P1S and everything was ok.
Sometimes i get the same with my models, i select all the printers as compatible and when published, i only get A1 as compatible. But opening the model file in another printer opens it great and with everything in the profile as it should.
Maybe someone can also try and open it to check, but from my findings, it must be a bug of some sort.
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Normally you can print this on the X1 and P! if you can print it on the A1. The other way round may not work well. If only because of the acceleration, which is lower in the A1. But if the speed, acceleration etc. are all taken over from the A1, the big brothers have no problem with it.
If you think so, can’t you move the print a little on the disc? You can also switch to X1 in the slicer, you just have to tick the printer in the configuration so that you can select it.
That’s why I know about the lines - they shows up in the slicer, but the slicer doesn’t complain about the model not being printable on X1C. And I really have almost no wiggle room, the bottom diameter is 253mm in the widest spot so since it’s centred on the plate I have like 1.5mm each way.
I have also printed models on the calibration lines, which is not a problem. Maybe it’s a problem in the front left corner because the X1 has a space there where it moves the print head for filament cutting. You must not occupy this area. But you can see everything if you select X1 as the printer in the slicer. The printing plate for the X1 is then displayed.
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The model’s not in the “exclusion zone” on any plate so I think it’ll be fine. I think the issue might’ve been the fact that model’s bounding box on plate 1&3 touches exclusion zone, but actual model doesn’t veer into it.
Maybe one day I’ll get me X1 or P1 
Maybe there’ll be black friday/cyber monday sale for them…
You are not allowed to use the restricted zone.
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That is true.
It’s like the friend zone. You can get pretty near, but never on top of it 
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On the other hand:
Export a part of your model that is large and where you are unsure as 3MF (not the whole model) and simply paste it here in your post (like a picture). In 5 minutes you will have an answer as to whether it can be positioned on the X1.
Good idea! Here’s the largest part of the model, the bottom 8mm of the main body:
MainBody_bottom_piece.3mf (219,0 KB)
And here’s just the “perch” part (the outside one) - Here I cut out the middle using disc as negative part in the slicer:
MainBody_bottom_piece_center_cut_out.3mf (231,0 KB)
Thank you!
Looking at those extra triangular areas in the bottom all I can think of how mental it was to clean up the mesh after doing the wall texture and I still missed some parts.
I already have ideas for next creations using similar technique but not pushing it that hard
Because of the area in the left corner: You can move the model 2 mm to the right. If you want.
If it is hidden after assembly, it should not be a problem.
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