Why I Bought a Bambu P1S and an A1 (Before Really Knowing What I Was Doing)
Full transparency — I already own a Bambu P1S and an A1.
But here’s the honest part:Owning the printers is not the same as knowing what I’m doing.
I bought them because:
  • I wanted something reliable
  • I didn’t want to constantly fight hardware issues
  • I wanted to focus on learning the process, not fixing a machine all day
What I don’t fully understand yet:
  • Optimal settings for different prints
  • When to tweak vs leave defaults alone
  • How to make prints consistent
  • What’s actually worth printing if I want to sell
So even though I have good equipment, I’m still starting from zero in terms of skill and business.
Next step: I’m running basic calibration prints and documenting everything.
If you own a P1S or A1 — what was the biggest learning curve for you?
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Chris Pursell
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Why I Bought a Bambu P1S and an A1 (Before Really Knowing What I Was Doing)
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No 3D experience to making real, usable 3D prints-and eventually selling them. This is not a guru course. This is real learning real mistakes/progress
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