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== Machine operation ==
== Machine operation ==
=== Connecting to the Printer ===
* Go to the printer page in Bambu Studio
  [[File:Bambu device.png|thumb|center]]
* Click on "No Printer" to open the dropdown
  [[File:Bambu no printer.png|thumb|center]]
* Select the only printer that shows up
[[File:Bambu select printer.png|thumb|center]]
* Enter the access code you can get from the printers settings
[[File:Bambu access code.png|thumb|center]]
And that's it! You should be able to run calibration for your filament, send a print and watch it with the webcam now. Beware that this *should* only work from the munichmakerlab WiFi.
=== Calibrating your own filament ===
If you bring non-bambu filament you'll probably have to calibrate it first. For this you'll need the official BambuStudio slicer as calibration does not appear to work with orcaslicer.
To do that you'll have to connect to the printer as described above. After that you'll go over to the calibration tab and run the calibrations listed in there.
Your K Factor (used for pressure advance) should end out at about 0.02 and the flow multiplier at around 0.95.
=== Insert filament ===
=== Insert filament ===
[comming soon]
Check out [https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/x1/manual/ams-setup-and-filament-loading this page.] (The AMS is aleady set up ofc.)
=== Unload filament ===
=== Unload filament ===
[comming soon]
Check link above.
=== Start a print job ===
=== Slicing and Starting the print ===
[comming soon]
Give [https://youtu.be/xUi54VpSeek?si=PsIAnWxdlwb2MpeD this video] a watch. Make sure to select the P1S in the settings.
=== Unified bed leveling ===
=== Unified bed leveling ===
[comming soon]
[comming soon]
== Guide Video ==  
== Guide Video ==  
[comming soon]
[comming soon]
== Finished calibration ==
TBD


== Suggestions and Feedback ==  
== Suggestions and Feedback ==  

Revision as of 19:59, 13 July 2024

         
Bambulab P1S + AMS

Status: working [box doku]

P1S.png
Description Bambulab P1S + AMS
Owner  MuMaLab
Financing  Bought from official Vendor (€877)
Build Volume  256x 256x 256 mm (11.8 x 11.8 x 15.7 in)
Nozzle  0.4 mm stainless steel

TBD

Details

TBD

Quickstart guide

TBD

Machine operation

Connecting to the Printer

  • Go to the printer page in Bambu Studio
Bambu device.png
  • Click on "No Printer" to open the dropdown
Bambu no printer.png
  • Select the only printer that shows up
Bambu select printer.png
  • Enter the access code you can get from the printers settings
Bambu access code.png

And that's it! You should be able to run calibration for your filament, send a print and watch it with the webcam now. Beware that this *should* only work from the munichmakerlab WiFi.

Calibrating your own filament

If you bring non-bambu filament you'll probably have to calibrate it first. For this you'll need the official BambuStudio slicer as calibration does not appear to work with orcaslicer.

To do that you'll have to connect to the printer as described above. After that you'll go over to the calibration tab and run the calibrations listed in there.

Your K Factor (used for pressure advance) should end out at about 0.02 and the flow multiplier at around 0.95.

Insert filament

Check out this page. (The AMS is aleady set up ofc.)

Unload filament

Check link above.

Slicing and Starting the print

Give this video a watch. Make sure to select the P1S in the settings.

Unified bed leveling

[comming soon]

Guide Video

[comming soon]

Suggestions and Feedback

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Please write your comments below!

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