Test prints
Let’s start again with the AIO test of Barcode3D, printed in Bambu Basic PLA Mistletoe Green and the 0.20 Standard Profi in 1 hour and 37 minutes:
I have tried several times, but more than 60° overhangs are not possible at the set print speed.
I know from experience that this problem can be avoided in the printer’s “Quiet” mode, but I am primarily testing with the factory settings.
The A1 mini printed the clearance fidgetspinner from Sci3D with flying colors, all wheels up to 0.15mm tolerance could be moved directly without much force. Printed in Bambu Basic Orange.
My own Z-Wobble test from Extrudr PLA NX-2 Hellfire Red shows no artifacts in the Z-axis in the printed height up to 75mm.
This first benchy comes from the GCode already available on the SD card and was printed in 12 minutes with Geeetech HS-PLA Grey. Visually very rough, but you can see from the result that it was optimized for speed rather than quality.
And the second boat was printed according to the #Speedboat Challenge rules and a correspondingly adapted 0.20 standard profile. The whole thing took 34 minutes and 26 seconds.
Brand new in my repertoire is the Califlower from Vector3D, which was printed by A1 but with good results in Bambu PLA Matte Lemon Yellow.
And here are the exact results from the Excel spreadsheet.
As always, I also printed a few “useful” things, starting with the holder for the AMS lite. There is nothing to complain about the result.
Immediately afterwards, I printed the Poop Deflector from ThreeD-Michael so that the little filament remnants don’t always fly around. I recommend sticking some adhesive tape on the contact surface so that the hot filament doesn’t stick.
I would also recommend calibrating the filament to the correct flow using the integrated wizard in bambu Studio. Otherwise, very large objects can lead to unsightly results.
I made mounts from Toys_And_Stuff and deejay for a colleague, which allow him to attach the display and charger of his e-bike to the wall.
And the AMS lite was also successfully used again for a multi-colored cell phone holder. This time, various requests from friends and colleagues somehow came together in a very short space of time, hopefully there will be something left over for the test report on the next 3D printer.
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