by Marketing | Sep 22, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
When a print finishes perfectly, the last thing you want is to damage the build plate or crack the model during removal. The easiest technique is also the one people skip most often: let the plate cool first. Quick answer: Allow the build plate and part to cool,...
by Marketing | Sep 18, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
Supports are a compromise. Put them too close to the model and the underside can look cleaner, but removal becomes difficult. Leave too much separation and the support comes off easily, but the overhang can sag. The best settings depend on the material, geometry,...
by Marketing | Sep 15, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
If you regularly print third-party filament, editing a generic preset every time gets old quickly. Bambu Studio lets you create a custom filament entry and save your own preset, so the material settings stay organized and repeatable. Quick answer: In Bambu Studio,...
by Marketing | Sep 8, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
Changing nozzle diameter is one of the simplest ways to change how a 3D printer behaves. On a Bambu Lab machine, the common choice is between a 0.4 mm nozzle for general-purpose work and a 0.6 mm nozzle when you want thicker extrusion lines, stronger practical parts,...
by Marketing | Sep 3, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
AMS Lite loading problems can look more complicated than they are. You select a filament, the feeder starts moving it, and then the filament reverses, stalls or throws a loading error. The fastest way to troubleshoot the system is not to take everything apart at once....
by Marketing | Aug 27, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
The Bambu Lab A1 uses a quick-swap hotend design, so changing a worn, clogged or different-size hotend is much simpler than on many traditional 3D printers. The job is still worth doing carefully: the hotend gets extremely hot, filament may still be loaded, and...
