Item Printed Great on my Bambu A1!

When I 'built' the Bambu A-1 and turned on the power- the first thing that popped up was the Rails needed to be cleaned, the threaded rods needed to be greased. Fortunately, I still have an Ender-2 Pro and was able to slice and print these parts on the Ender-2 Pro via Prusa-Slicer with Bambu Basic PLA White. After I got the clean & lube done on the Bambu A-1, I reprinted these tools to see if there was a difference. The Bambu A-1 is 3X to 4X faster printing than the Ender-2 Pro, but the prints are no different!

The design of this Fan Cover is GREAT- and easy to Print with Bambu Basic PLA Black

I printed this with Bambu's Basic White & coated the inside with Super Lube Synthetic Oil... sadly the Bambu A-1 heats the filament up to 240c (hotter than the standard 220c) when initially getting the filament through the extruder. This actually causes the Bambu Basic PLA to "SMOKE" (which isn't a great feature) so if the inside of the POOP Deflector isn't coated with Super Lube Synthetic Oil, the POOP will stick to the inside!

Model Printed easily with Bambu Basic Black PLA!

This Model printed out GREAT with Bambu's Basic Black- I have already used it to remove the 'Standard-Grey' Bambu A-1 tubes for the 'Replacement-White/Clear' tubes.

I'm happy I found this Model- it prints easy & the profile and G-Code was perfect for the Bambu A-1.

Easy to Print with Bambu White Basic- keeps the 'POOP" in the basket! I coated the inside of the deflector with Super Lube Synthetic Oil to keep the POOP from sticking to the deflector!

Easy to Print and the KIDS Love them!

I like how the Clip grabs the Filament and not the Spool. I transitioned from Creality Ender-2 Pro's and Ender-3's from my Print Farm to Bambu Lab Printers, so quite a few of my Filament Spools are not profiled like Bambu Spools.