99% of Beginners Should Start With This 3D Printer - Bambu Lab A1 Mini Review

I found the easiest to use 3D Printer for beginners. Bambu Lab A1 Mini is a great entry level 3D printer that someone with no experience can use 3D printing.

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[Printsbynick]

I've been printing for 3 years and I just bought the A1 Mini Combo. The A1 Mini is my favorite printer ever.

[carlblakemore]

Don't forget about the A1, which is just as great as the A1 Mini, but the same bed size as the P1 / X1 series.

[hananeqorar]

A1 mini is the first printer I would recommend to any beginner, it’s cheap but not as cheap as some printers that will make them hate 3d printing instead they can enjoy the experience

[BeardedPrinter]

The nice thing about Bambu's spools is the RFID tags in them so they can automatically know what colors and types of filaments are loaded. I'd been using printers that are higher maintenance and just recently acquired the x1-c and A1-mini and was just blown away at how little I had to do to get them working the way I wanted. Good stuff.

[EdGodoyPlana]

The Bambu Lab started today June 5 a sale for their 2 year anniversary. The Bambu Lab A1 mini went sale today for $199! The larger A1 that has the same bed size as the X1Carbon is on sale for $339!

All the printers are on sale on Bambu Lab starting today.

They have great sales on other printers and filaments and parts!

[marcellussaunders]

Thank you. After watching your video a couple of months ago, I got so interested in 3-D printing, I bought the X1C from Bambu, and then three weeks later I bought the A1. I’m having a great time and I’ve already sold many of my creations to businesses nearby.

[MaximoToro]

Just bought it for $199. Can't wait to use it!

[selarson]

As a fellow woodworker and also having a 3d printer for a few years now, I would like to see a couple more videos of things you have 3d printed for woodworking or for your shop. Besides the Milwaukee pack out stuff

Great video btw.

[ronaldnaeyaert]

I have had an x1c about a month, and love it. 1000% better experience than my first attempt at 3d printing with ender 3s A1 Mini can be bought a Micro Center until July 5 for $175 using the $25 off first time customer deal :). I am thinking about a a1-mini just because :)

[dingdongdaddy]

I’ve had an X1C almost since they came out… Recently bought the a1 mini when they dropped to $249. It is an awesome little machine and now it runs 80% of my prints. Love it.

[DadsRCGaragePNW]

I got the x1 carbon. Worth EVERY penny. The sensors the case the speed just amazing machine. The mini for the price is a EXCELLENT option for anyone wanting to get into printing. Solid machines.

[geoffreyhowells]

Great Video.
The P1P was my introduction to the 3D printing world. I was amazed how simple and intuitive the Bambu Lab machines are, literally plug n play out of the box. Performing maintenance is probably the largest learning-curve, but there are plenty of YT videos available.

[hayche]

After receiving my a1 mini today I am already in love with it coming from prusa I don't know why I've been wasting money on prusa printers this little machine is unbelievable

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This is a great video! Been looking to get into 3D printing. I've watched quite a few "beginner" videos, and I think that this is the best one I've seen. Eventhough it is only talking about one particular printer, it touches on all the topics you need to think about in an easy and approachable way. I think this would be a great video for beginners, like me, to watch to begin research and to feel more confident in investing into 3D printing!

[CatharinaKoenheim]

Just bought one as I am so fed up with all the troubles I have with my Ender 5 and 5 pro. Can't wait to see what this one can do.

[pandrews]

I appreciate, you candid demeanor. I've been printing for just under two years and now, I'm looking at a second printer. I liked to tinker, so I bought a Ender, but I have less and less time to tinker, and prefer my printer to simply "work." Thanks for putting together this great video.

[nelsoncabrera]

I got an A1 Mini a month ago, I wish I had gone for the larger A1 from the outset though. The mini is incredible but you do run into the size constraints quickly. Be warned though, these printers are basically crack. I started with 1 mini a month ago, now up to 3 minis, 2 A1, 1 P1S and 1 X1C. I can stop anytime I want.

[Immolate]

Multi-color is super for putting contrasting labels on your parts. This can be especially useful for bins. Bambu studio will let you add labels to your parts. If you print it with the label on the top or bottom of the print, it will have to do a lot less swapping. My wife is constantly printing her pretties, however, and she does multi-color constantly. She has a knack for minimizing waste without tinkering with the settings.

[vhyehyq]

Just bought the A1 mini based on this video, thanks!