I've only finished half of the first layer, I'm tired, so I'm coming here to share some experience, newbies helping newbies... (Environment is P1S, no AMS) 1. Don't print a whole bunch of parts at once. Print one first to see how it turns out, then decide whether to adjust the settings or placement, and then reprint with the new settings. Otherwise, you may end up with a lot of parts that you won't use later, and you'll encounter various assembly issues. 2. Don't use the default arrangement in the model file. Follow the video assembly order and print the parts you need first. This will shorten the feedback loop and improve overall efficiency. 3. If you want to print in multiple colors, first print a little bit of each color to see how they look together, and then start the whole project. Prepare at least two spools of material for the main building color, and also consider the loss due to printing errors and poor print quality. 4. Large flat parts may curl up. Discard any curled-up parts, as deformed parts will affect the overall assembly. To solve curling, I chose to set the first layer height to 0.3mm, increase the bed temperature (60℃), and change the infill pattern to spiral. You can also slightly lower the first layer printing speed. 5. Many parts are connected by using a 1.75mm filament thread hole. When you are test printing each part, you need to check whether these connection points can insert a 1.75mm filament. If not, you need to compensate by drilling a 0.1mm hole before printing. Otherwise, the printed parts will be useless. 6. Some parts need to be placed in a strange position to get a better printing effect (for example, placing the tiles as shown in Figure 2 is the best out of several options I tested), otherwise, no matter how you add support, it won't work...

It's truly beautiful after completion! I added a rotating ripple lamp! The total print time is about 200 hours, and I used exactly 3 rolls of filament! This is a reference for future makers! I miscalculated the amount of filament I needed and have to wait for more to arrive!

I used cylindrical pins, and I bought 6mm, 12mm, and 18mm cylindrical pins in both 1.5mm and 1.7mm sizes. It's much easier to insert filaments with these than the original ones.

So far I'm having fun as I try and build this design. But for those that like myself cant read Chinese here are some notes. Current issues that I have ran into: - Plate #2 or 1B it states that you should print this plate 6 times, if you do so you will be cut short of pieces, the first roof layer( coming from the bottom up). There are small pieces that link together. these are the parts that you will be short of if you just print that build plate 6 times. - I've read in the comments of what I can tell, that you don't need to use supports, yet if I didn't I would have ran into issues, especially with a small part( photo will be attached below). Using my A1 mini, the part would keep failing and start to peel off the bed. So far those are the only issues I have came across, as I am only on the 5th build plate.

Is it okay with the UP主 to sell finished products on Xianyu?

Looks pretty nice. I can‘t wait to Print this on my P1S. Thanks for the effort 👍🏼

I haven't printed it yet, but I'm curious why the hollow walls are printed vertically instead of flat? Is there a risk of the outer angle collapsing without support?

Can you modify this so that it uses the LED from the Bambu kit that they include with their A1 printers? https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/led-lamp-kit-001

Hello author, in "Disk 3" there is a part called "2 Small Uprights (Universal Multi-Layer)". I have carefully reviewed the installation instructions but I haven't found what it is used for. Could you please tell me which part it is used for?

It'll take at least three days to print six times!