The best features are sometimes boring

Music:
"Purge Dropper" by Lupus Nocte

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[LaloSalamancaGaming]

Machine really said "oil up bro im coming in 5" 😭

[bradleygatz]

You can set up maintenance notifications on klipper

[DragonFreak]

There is Plugin for Klipper in the work.

[ec]

The 2 Ankermake printers keep track of upkeep and tell you how many hours the consumable parts have on them and when to replace them

[kampf_karotte]

Ankermake M5 and M5c have it as well🤝🏼

[YaNeK]

Most people just "raw dog" their machines till they break. 😂😂😂

[callanbrain]

I know markforged 3d printers do this. They tell you when it’s time to replace the nozzle and teflon tubes etc

[HughesEnterprises]

The Raise 3D printers at work notify us to do maintenance between breakdowns

[The_otschi]

The Zortrax we have at work does this to

[MdNeSS]

You see this in high end machine like markforged or stratasys
But we are talking 20k+ even 100k in case of big stratasys
Not 200 dollar

[jjg]

heyy can you link the storage box you have for the tools that come with the a1 mini?

[atnfn]

I just used my finger, much easier. Washed my hands first (and after) though.

[alienmorf]

We need that toolbox! We need link to it😊

[musashidtr]

Can this printer make a helmet in one piece you think? Looking for options

[NPC-Nick]

Can you link the model for the storage box?

[fazbear]

JJ, on your orange storm GIGA can you please 3D print a recycling bin????

[IgnisEx]

I dont even think my X1C came with this oil wtf?

[Karl-Barx-]

No, not needed. I clean and maintain your printer at least once every week or two.

[SwervingLemon]

This is a double-edged sword. I have a 2D printer that routinely tells me to replace an imager unit that isn't faulty or worn out, and only continues to print because I hacked the firmware. If that printer used an encryption scheme like the Bambu, I'd have to replace the entire unit because I don't support wasteful rent-seeking practices like that.

Bambu tightens their security and control over their users with every firmware update and it feels like it's only a matter of time before they might start pulling more tricks from HP or Apple's anti-user playbook.