Advanced Strength Settings in Bambu Studio No Fluff Explanation

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[davidelvirafranqui]

Your tutorials are crushing it! Keep em coming. Great knowledge transfer.

[tufftimesbc]

The content and presentation is excellent! Thank you.

I still can’t understand why you don’t have a bazillion subscribers.

[bobpassamenti]

Another great tutorial.

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[grantmills]

Thanks Nick, just purchased an A1, and your videos are excellent.

[wobbles]

Great tutorial, maybe I missed it but where can I just print a 100% solid object

[maxun]

Wow my friend, love it, can you do a video for printing thin walls for RC airplanes with LW PLA, ?

[cameron]

Great info; didn’t know what alot of these did so having the video helped. Are you going to look at support/speed next to see what advanced settings do and optimal ones for removal of supports?

[cyberrasputen]

This is kind of helpful. Although it would be nice to have numeric examples. Like for extremes so we can tell the difference. Some of the jargon can be confusing if you’re new to 3d printing. I do believe using simple and relevant examples would be helpful pertaining to each setting. There are several strength settings that I don’t feel anymore educated about because of the speed of the explanation and I have no idea what good ranges are for these settings. Like what is overkill? Or underkill?

[adamsvette]

You should turn your scripts into a manual with screenshots of your video and you could just make a badass user manual

[ali-sleimanchehade]

Please I got one favor to ask of you 🙏🙏🙏
On bambu lab you can set it to quiet, standard, sport and ludicrous and the speed is “for me” is no where to be found I only can see percentages between these 3 option :/
I would really like to know what these percentages represent in actual speed for different materials
I’m asking this because sometime I would just like to speed or lower the speed just by 5 to 10% depending on the model and material I’m using specially with ASA
With ASA I sometimes feel like just a bit slower then standard would be much better but I only can go to silent and really do not wish to cut the speed by 50% 😩(and yes I am really new to 3D printing)

[matthewratliff]

how to i make a 100% fill work on the bambu