I am getting sick of the a1 mini users commenting on models for an "a1 mini version" of almost every model I look at so here's some advise to those with a1 minis who have an issue with your build volume. First off, you should have gotten an A1, but it's fine you didn't. now for the real advise, I suggest if it is a nonfunctional part you should scale it down to fit your build volume, this would be things without any moving parts or single part prints. If the model is functional and has moving parts, I suggest learning the cutting tool in bambu studio, it will be your best friend for cutting those large models into smaller pieces that can be glued together later. last, just continue looking for a different model that serves the same purpose, but is smaller. Most functional parts that can't be split are that size for a reason, find an alternative method to printing something with the same function or design that function yourself and help other a1 mini users. Most of us with larger printers are bot going to take the time to cut up a model for you. I'm not trying to be rude, but we design models for our machines because we know their capabilities, we don't always design to fit your parameters. Hope this helps. -Printcision #Helping Out #A1Mini #please stop