Top 3 Settings to Improve Your Bambu Lab 3D Prints

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Are your Bambu Lab 3D prints not turning out as expected? In this video, I’m sharing the top 3 settings that can make or break your prints. Learn how to fine-tune filament temperatures, bed adhesion, and retraction settings for high-quality results every time. Whether you’re new to 3D printing or just want to get the most out of your Bambu Lab printer, these tips will help you level up your prints.

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📖 Chapters:
0:45 - Filament Temperature: Getting It Just Right
1:42 - Bed Temperature: Prevent Warping and Adhesion Issues
2:54 - Retraction Settings: Prevent Stringing and Blobs
4:14 - Final Tips for Consistent Quality Prints

Tools Mentioned:
• Bambu Lab 3D Printers
• Bambu Lab AMS (Automatic Material System)

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[whitecollarworkshop]

If using Bambu filament, wouldn’t a Bambu printer automatically change the necessary settings based on the different filaments?

[hc]

Any tips for Overture Gold Silk PLA on a Bambu A1? Trying to print medals for a work project. Prints look decent but the top layer looks/feels rough! Tried recommendation of setting up a custom filament and tuning it in Orca slicer but it doesn't seem to help. Purchased a filament dryer (for the gold silk pla) with same results. Still very new to 3D printing so I'm not sure what to do to get a smooth print and smooth top layer with this overture silk pla. What do you think I'm doing wrong? Appreciate your time and any help you can offer.