Thank you for the code.
Do have tweaked the code more?
The fan isn’t that loud lol
Put a different fan in that’s about it.
When dealing with machinery, there is going to be noise
Would you mind sharing details for the fast 11 second startup code. I have been looking everywhere to speed up multiple identical prints.
Looks very very promising. Would it be possible to get a look at your gcodes for “fast start”?
Welcome to the forum!
There is good thread about optimized start and end g-code for P series printers.
But its not a real fast start. Only a little optimized. The fastest start would be
- heat bed and nozzle
- homing
- print
Which include that the AMS should not unload at the end of print and will start with the same filamet as it stoped before. Some people did this already.
or maybe make it possible to install some from bequit :D?
I was looking for a FastStart gcode for Bambulab A1 but I am only finding for X1, P1… I tried them but the printer detects that this is not for A1 and they are not accepted. I have checked the initial and final gcode but I don’t understand a lot of codes I don’t want to make a mess if I delete lines just by intuition. Anyone can help me please? 5 years with an ender3 and now I am a noob again :_(. Thanks in advance from Barcelona
Could this topic be updated?
It’s a bit frustrating to have more preparation time than printing time, for small parts for example:
I’ve tried custom profiles but they don’t all seem to be up to date with the latest firmawre and the latest version of Bambu Studio, the recurring problem is a Z offset problem. The ones I’ve tried without success :
- Bambu Lab X1 Carbon fast start + end gcode by ppamment | Download free STL model | Printables.com
- Fast Start GCode + Improved Quick Bed Leveling - End Retract Back to AMS for Bambu Lab X1 X1C & P1P by Nairod | Download free STL model | Printables.com
- Bambu Lab X1C Fast Startup and Ending Sequence by horvatkevin | Download free STL model | Printables.com
- Adaptive purge for any 3D printer using slicer variables by TeachingTech | Download free STL model | Printables.com
As suggested by @Schmudi here, this would be very usefull, shorter purge lines could be added, and for AMS users, the filament could not also be unloaded to save time on the next print.
Hello! Did you find something that works for the A1?
I also print very often small parts, and it’s very frustrating to wait 6 minutes to print something for 2 minutes, 3 minutes or 6 minutes.
I have my printer very calibrated, I need the option to just do a very little filament purge to clean the tip of the nozzle I guess, the two lines and then just go to print
Welcome here @Fiza !
I found this project, I think we can dig a lot from it!