Bambu Lab P1P REVIEW - HOW GOOD IS IT REALLY ?!

and now sovol male teh sv08 a open source afordable voron machine. they sadly still got some issue.

mAnyone know if there's a reason to avoid buying a neptune 4 plus or something over a bambulab p1p? Other than a bit of troubleshooting on the neptune you still get crazy speeds and decent quality. Genuinely curious since a neptune is significantly cheaper and elegoo has pretty great customer support, I'm open to either option but I've got no interest in multimaterial single prints.

Wanted to get one, then saw the bullshit cloud stuff and the crappy support sooo... I just built a Voron. 🥴

BUILDING A PRINTER FROM PARTS WILL TEACH YOU NOTHING ABOUT 3D PRINTING

Someone can explain me if the P1P got LIDAR or not ??? I can't found a clear answer ... i'm not a native english talker. I thik the X1C have LIDAR and the P1P and P1S haven't LIDAR ...

I hope bambu realize that single nozzle is not the way for multi material or even multi color printing!

Moving beds are so 80s

and now with the P1S there is even less of a reason to go with a prusa ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It’s 600 now

when you said prusa killer I had to check the date this video was uploaded

So, this video is basically an advertisement for dude's other videos... So lame.

What do you think of the Reality K1?

Does the P1P use only steel nozzles? Can it use brass nozzles that also fit a CR10?

to really be more relevant, i think Prusa needs to make a corexy Prusa Cube that works with their toolchanger and multi filament system. especially since they are making their fork of the marlin input shaping algo and a corexy takes better advantage of that feature than an i3 bed slinger type.

the cube footprint helps it fit spaces without needing to worry about extra front or rear spacing. having the bed stationary, layer shifts from bed acceleration or a slipping magnetic bed arent really a concern anymore. everything just goes fast.

prusa did it again released a great printer :))

I would buy one, but I like my privacy and proprietary. It's my understanding that this printer HAS to be online IOT work correct? All jobs are sent to Bambu Labs in China correct? Until I am able to purchase a Bambu Labs 3D printer *OFFLINE*, I will never purchase one.

I cant find a single review where someone not sucking Bamboo Dick.

A printer made mostly with proprietary parts will never be a Prusa killer.
Just you wait. After two years the P1P will be discontinued and the “upgrade” won’t be able to re-use the proprietary parts.

why u called it bambula

These days everything is a prusa killer

Hahaha,
It is not only the killer of prusa but also of all manufacturers of consumer FDM printers

Thanks for the video! Please put up charts for longer or put in the description. Watching on a TV was not possible as paused the chart was covering key details. I had to swap to my phone

PRUSA been siting on same design for way too long and the derail into resin printing was another nail to the coffin

Prusa overall I still feel will have Bambu Lab beat on track record and range of products for awhile now. They're continuing to expand into newer and newer spaces and are never too far behind with innovation. Excited to see the Prusa XL once it's out, it looks like a really REALLY exciting printer for the people that wanna go big or go home. Overall, solid review, appreciate the unbiasedness you have.

Wouldn't the bambulab p1p be the best printfarm printer?

3d printers were always destined to be plug and play appliances, and Bambu is the first to reach that mark. I LOVE to tinker! But I want my printer to be a tool I use in my tinkering, not my project. After getting my hands on my friends new X1 carbon it's a no brainier. My highly modded CR10 has seen the last of it's upgrades. Bambu will surely put out a machine with a larger print capacity and I'm here for it.

I started with an Ender 3 Pro and struggled and loved it for 2 years. The P1P is the "next step" in my printing evolution, I'll probably even print parts for the Ender ON the P1P. I'm glad that I understand the devices at a fundamental level, from calibration to configuration and building.

I cancelled my XL with 5 extruders after a year waiting and ordered the x1 carbon, 3 days later it was on its way. I still wonder why no other printer manufacturers seem to have suppliers issues except Prusa whom coincidently put huge effort into acquisition rather than taking care of their customers that financed the probably obsolete XL program.

tooo small

MAN OH MAN! What great detail! Im a mechanical engineering student and you really tickled all my concerns in investing in this 3D printer, which is a good and bad thing. As I am a student, Im worried about investing all my hard earned money in a printer. Would you maybe have a recommendation on a 3D printer I could customize, make a enclosure and dismantle, whilst still printing at a good speed and quality and range of materials? Its a lot to ask for but there's so many choices that im a little overwhelmed.... XD


I also live in Austria, if that helps with a recommendation :)

Thank you for your effort and great quality for information!!!

p1p is 45 less than mk3 kit is crazy so pay 45 more spend 10 hours building kit and run 5x slower prints than p1p. prusa better step up quick

I have been using 3d printer for 3 years. cr6 se , Sapphire plus and bluer. Now I want to buy new printer but I am stuck between Bambulab and mk3s+. because Bambulab scares me about spare parts.

I have a laser printer. It prints my documents without having to tell it what speed to print, what temperature to use, etc. That's how I want my 3d printer. Notice how "I" want it. Bambu Labs is a step in this direction. Next, let's get A1 involved in the software so I get PERFECT prints every time, just like my laser printer.

I honestly don't like the printer. All the proprietary aspects essentially vendor-locks you to them for nearly anything, compared to the rest of the market that all use generic and open-source stuff. Just not something i would want even if it means paying more and waiting longer.
Sadly though. Prusa has wasted way too much time and money on their XL printer, while the i3 was already outdated for years. So who knows when or even IF we will see a "MK4" to take the fight back.

For my first printer. I think i'll go for either a Mini+ or a V-Minion. I need something small, yet capable for printing electronic enclosures and robotics parts.

What do you think about the prusa xl?

Unfortunately there is nothing special about prusa anymore. They have not kept up with the improvements of other companies. In all honesty if prusa actually cared about the 3d printing community they would have already released the Prusa i3 MK4 by now. Prusa is a company stuck in the past now.

chinese, no care

just checked their website and all the "bells and whistles" are OPTIONAL for the P1P but without these just a simple n+1 3d printer nothing special, what is this hype?

Dieser Art Englisch zu zuhören, bereit Kopfschmerzen

This review makes me really consider buying one as an upgrade to a Qidi Tech i-Mate S. The precise detail of information needed, superb charts and great voice-over.

have fun with buying a new bambu each upgrade cycle

I owned (yes, past tense) the genuine prusa MK2+ and MK3+ models. My X1 Carbon BLOWS them away. So long Prusa!

The bamboo labs printers might be ewaste in a couple years. We've seen it a hundred times with these companies.

Ultimaker killer? :)

Prusa is dead for like 2 years now , c'mon ... A 400$ 3d printer with 100$ upgrade parts can beat easy a Prusa now.

Will never buy this printer. I will stay with my 3 Prusa!

I wounded if the prusa xl will be able to reach high enough speeds to be comparable.

As a hobbyist I'm cautious about printers in closed ecosystems of parts. Given it has a fast growing following. I rather build a Voron and be able to purchase parts from more than one manufacturer. Also being able to upgrade to suit my needs. As a consumer my interest is peeked, but I've done the early DJI dance and was let down. Eventually they came out with products that resolved the issues created by their new design techniques. I would suggest the p1p or carbon to anyone who doesn't have time to put one together.

Prusa has been obsolete for almost 5 years but people keep buying the overpriced 2000 year tech.