Bambu Lab Printer (for discussion, not promotion)

dc42

@breed said in Bambu Lab Printer (for discussion, not promotion):

@oliof I've been thinking about camera vision being used to measure line width for a while.

We've been doing that for a while.
https://www.duet3d.com/blog/duet3d-research-optical-measures-of-print-quality

Rushmere3D

New post on twitter tries to answer the question.

https://blog.bambulab.com/to-open-or-not-to-open-that-is-the-question/

oliof

@rushmere3d thanks for the link, that's quite interesting.

mperdue

I’ve decided to take a chance with this one.

breed

@dc42 omg how did I not know about this?

pjl

@mperdue our guys also gonna get it. From what Ive seen this is a solid kicker campaign for once.

Rushmere3D

@pjl

That's because it's not really a Kickstarter campaign is it, it's purely for marketing. They've got loads of money behind them already and sent loads of printers to influencers. Last time I just the campaign it was at £3.5m, will 4,000 backers they plan to ship all of these in July hardly at company that needs to use Kickstarter.

mperdue

@pjl It certainly looks like they have invested a lot of time and money into this machine. The number of demo units that have been placed in reviewers' hands bodes well for them already having the ability to make and sell the device.

martin7404

I Got one .
It is fast.
Also very close to experince like geting HP laser jet and runing it. Espesialy with PLA.
This thing will take away the good sleep of Prusa, ultimaker, Raise 3d etc

Blacksheep99

@martin7404 said in Bambu Lab Printer (for discussion, not promotion):

I Got one .
It is fast.
Also very close to experince like geting HP laser jet and runing it. Espesialy with PLA.
This thing will take away the good sleep of Prusa, ultimaker, Raise 3d etc

I got mine last week, Have to agree. Only going to get better as well.