@practically_printed: No shade to bambu lab users but having the ability to spontaneously poop out parts is unmatched! LfRbot with Peregrine toolhead is amazing to watch #fyp #3dprinting #bambulab #ender3

justJESSED :

an then there is the Bambu lab H3C with 1400mm/s

Cooper :

Probably not as dimensional accurate as my Bambu lab but this is crazy impressive

oneshot.machinist :

Cool enzo :

Quantity vs quality

HALOGENA :

I don't trust the layers bonded right that fast

Kosovar🇽🇰 :

bambu lab (skill) vs this shit (spam)

Plesek :

Im going to buy Bamboo lab A1, im a new to 3D printting world. W printer for starters?

⚔️ gavin™ ⚔️ :

Quality > quantity

Mtj :

Impressive machine, but the comparison is ridiculous. 😂 First of all, Bambu Lab's H2S and H2D are already rated for 1,000 mm/s toolhead speeds, so that number alone proves absolutely nothing. Anyone familiar with FDM printing knows that maximum movement speed isn't the same as sustained printing speed. Acceleration, volumetric flow rate, layer height, line width and print quality all matter. And where exactly did that 7-hour Bambu comparison come from? Which model? Which slicer settings? Same STL, nozzle size, material, infill and layer height? Where's the finished-part quality comparison? You're claiming a 5.25× difference in print time without providing a single controlled benchmark. Moving a printhead ridiculously fast on camera isn't proof of superior printing performance. Show both printers producing the same part at comparable quality, with actual slicer profiles and measured print times. Until then, it's a cool speed demonstration wrapped in a completely unsubstantiated comparison. Cool engineering. Terrible benchmarking.

Zeegtec :

what about the wear on parts must be wild

Poninj Tech :

my printer says You triple The speed of video

Kevin :

Gyroid infill would make that thing explode

⛄️❄️MrTopHat❄️⛄️ :

does it string on overhangs?

Kelvin-Jean Fortuin :

Yes but what can you tell me about the quality this is amazing don't get me wrong but does speed = bad quality?

VincentC06 :

the nozzle scrapping against the part when it travels like it did in the video... i cant seem to fix it, mine is doing the same thing

Jim :

Speed has its price. That price isn’t in dollars, it’s in quality and durability. I’m going to stick with not paying that price 😉

spark water :

no asa.. damn

Dewey Cox :

Good lord lol does that thing have a 20mm nozzle on it?

adrian v :

yo imprimia así de rápido pero me lastime la rodilla🥺

Blind Mirage :

Now add a nozzle camera

Jaime CNC :

cuando regresa lo raspa

Logan Daniels :

Ok now use an infill like crosshatch

Stevean :

Either those layers are as strong as wet bread or it costs more then a car on marketplace

majorthom :

yeah, and it would've been 3 days on my old Creality machines. I'm happy with Bambu's speed, thanks

Aaron Leuthe :

Yes but where do you get the liquid nitrogen to cool it 😎 🤔 My ender 3 just kis