What do you think is better ? I know that bambu has AMS for multi color printing

Hi All, Finally managed to finish my Drybox. This is my 5th iteration. I designed this with Shapr3D on my iPad. Box parts are printed with Bambu Lab transparent PETG. PTFE caps and descant covers are Bambu Lap TPU. The gray stripe is the result of miss reading the remaining amount of PETG in the AMS and having to finish with Gray PETG. I'm toying with selling this printed and or selling the STL/STEP files. Figure I can pretty much match the cost of the cereal dry boxes that are available on Amazon. I would appreciate some honest opinions from the community regarding this idea.

Hey everyone 👋 This group has grown to over 700 members within just months! All of you mentioned that you'd like to see more tutorials on 3D Modeling so with that said I've decided to add an advanced portion to the Tutorials Coming within the next few days you will see a complete step-by-step guide on how to design + model this 3D Printable Stackable and Foldable Storage Crate. This design has made several thousands in sales and i'd be doing a disservice by holding back. I'm currently editing a complete tutorial for this design so you guys can all watch first hand and get complete instructions to this. I will update you all once its released. For now you will see it in the classroom section with Part 1 - with written instructions Video instructions will be later in the week as I'm editing it + the videos will be a lot more polished. Hope you all enjoy it. p.s. I've been secretly working on the Print to Product Program Beta for the past few months. Its nearing its completion. If you are interested just comment BETA and I'll reach out. Members who already signed up - you will begin to see these new modules appear within the next few days and weeks.

I can’t choose over the p1s and x1c I want the multi color and print fail detection. I’m thinking the p1s because it’s closer to my budget and I’m only using my printer for hobby and I have an ender 3.

Hello Everyone! I was in the first group of 200 that ordered the Panda Touch from BigTreeTech. Got it for $29.00. Selling for $59.00 now. While I don't really have an issue with the control interface on the my P1S, I picked up the Panda Touch because it can control all my printers. So I don't need to take my MacBook out to the garage when I want to print. I run Lan Mode only on all the printers. It arrived last Sunday but I'm swamped at work so only got a chance to get it set up this morning on the A1M which is in a closet in my Den. That brings me to the actual print. Black Bambu Lab TPU 95A HF filament. The print is of a PTFE connector cap (my design in Shapr3d) for a 3d printable DryBox I'm designing. Photo's of the cap attached. I expected problems loading the TPU but had none. Printed one and it turned out perfect. All this without any tuning. Can not complain. I love the Bambu Lab line of printers. I might add that I did not dry the TPU in any kind of heated drier or dry box. It's been stored in a drybox with desiccant. Current humidity in the box is 10%.