Getting Rid of Z-Seams on Bambu Labs 3D Printers?

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[fatboy]

I could be wrong, but to me it clearly looks like the Orca Slicer version is better because the Seam goes at an angle. The Studio version still goes straight up and down... Thanks for taking the time to do all this testing 🤘🤘

[malibu_jones]

As someone who just got their first 3D printer (P1S) this channel has been a godsend. Pretty much every problem or issue I've been facing week 1 has been explained in one of your videos. subscribed :D

[andriihryhoriev]

Great video! The principle of operation of the scarf seams is so simple yet makes magical things with the resulting models.

[jeffhammond]

When seam painting, if you just paint a tiny bit at the top of that corner, it will automatically go vertical from there. You don’t have to try to paint a straight line down that corner

[SianaGearz]

Random is situational. I like it in some cases.

1. For strength, to avoid explicit weaknesses in a loaded part.
2. To distribute deformation introduced by the starts, you could get a bulge in threads for example that you can feel when screwing if its all in one spot.
3. For surfaces with Fuzzy Skin texture, which is perfectly augmented.

[kevinhenry]

Very good job with your channel. Straight to the point with no irrelevant filler. A lot of useful tips and tricks that would have taken me quite a while to clue in to. Finally, someone who knows how to operate their camera for decent close up photos. Thank you. Subscribed

[joell]

Thank you so much for performing and sharing these experiences. I greatly appreciate the time and effort you do in every episode as it effectively saves 1000’s of man hours across the user base who would have otherwise performed similar efforts. 🙏👍🙏👍🙏👍🙏👍

[petruskruger]

Thanks for the great tutorials on print quality! You're quickly becoming my go-to channel if I want to improve some settings.

[jon_raymond]

This is a super helpful breakdown of the seam issue with varied approaches to solving it. Well done and great to put a face to the voice of your videos.

[rangga_h]

Thanks for all the effort and time you give for the community! Really appreciate it

[koxy]

Thanks for spending the time to produce this video, it answered so many of my questions :)

[johnm]

Just got my Bambu X1C printer November 2024 and scarf seams look amazing and are automatic I believe. I was watching this thinking my prints don’t have any of these problems.

[walterbryan]

Wow. Very in-depth, but easy to follow. Thanks for sharing.

[glennfelpel]

Very well done! I certainly do appreciate your work in this topic. I believe I have been overlooking the seam issues in a lot of my prints. Thank you.

[cluebin]

The seam gap takes much bigger percentages to see any effect. Instead of doing 10% increments, try 50% increments and go to big values like 300%. Also Orca has a few additional weapons to fight ugly seams such as "wipe on loops" and "wipe before external loop"

[tiberiumnp]

Just ordered by first printer and now binge watching these videos. I hadn't even heard of these seams before 😅

[danielconway]

I believe "nearest" actually puts the seam closest to where the hotend will be when it begins that layer. More of a speed thing

[rohanprakash]

Very nice video. well presented simple, straight-forward and no fluff.

[travistucker]

I'm thinking in the next 6 months, seams should be practically invisible as scarf seams get put through the paces. Very excited. So far, had good and bad with scarf seams, but the potential is game-changing.

[gunr.]

i wonder why did you change outer wall line width for 0.6 in 10:02? whats the idea of that change?