Is FDM 3D printing BETTER now?

The prints look great. This is such good advertising for the x1 haha. Now I want to buy one!

🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤

Wow! That ship came out beautifully!

Such a cool video!!! And btw, impressive quality. Really impressive for a FDM print!!!

IMPRESSIVE!!!

The Bambu is using a different motion system (Core XY) than most printers out there now. It does give an improved final product. Unfortunately, the Bambu does have some serious issues that make me very hesitant to get one. Not the least of which is the closed loop system and the security issues it’s caused.

Dope!

Fdm is the best for big terrains and props

Hi, I'm Brazuca too, could you please tell me which camera was used to record this video?

I never get tired of Loot's over the top pieces ❤

dig it 🤠

I have a Bambulab P1S, and it is amazing. I just printed banner that "hangs" behind a 1/6 scale model that each half is 237mm high. At .08mm layer height and you can't tell it's FDM. The one give away is how the material feels to the touch. It's truly amazing. the only downside is the printing area, It's larger than what I had before, but it would have been nice to have at least at 300mm plate.

Might knowledge!

So cool ⛵

It took me weeks to print The Lady Harpy, and almost as much time to remove the supports! Things have come a long way since I got my printer.

"Putting on the screen showing you closely.....but". So savage, but so hilarious 🤣
Seriously though, props for showcasing the power of the bamboo X1 Carbon, and explaining it all carefully in English for us! You guys did an incredible job in this video!

Greate Job!
What nozzle was used on 3D printer...0.2 mm or 0.4 mm?

Allow me to help with the portuguese.
Loucura, véi (Low Coorah Vey) = That's quite unconventional, sire.

big stuff can be printed in FDM. if you go 0.1 layer lines it looks ok. the biggest issue are the needed supports, they make it look ugly. but there are artists like toymakr3d who design without supports, those look fantastic.

The wooden surface structure also works quite in favor of FDM printing. But I have seen bambulab prints and they look amazing.

By all means, I'd love to see other people's workflow for multi-color printing! Also I recently gotr the 0.2mm nozzle for my X1-C and cannot wait to see the detail level this printer can create with that tiny nozzle.

And what an amazingly gorgeous and detailed model!

Great piece of terrain, Loot Studios stuff is awesome!

What kind of glue are you using there? I’ve been trying Gorilla glue, with… not great results

Bambu will probably give up the "Loot" to display that print at shows!

looking forward to more Large scale models for large sacle FDM printers, maybe as loot rewards?

What's the spray he uses with the super glue? Is it just compressed air?

i must've missed something on the video but how long did the sessions take for each piece? it actually looks phenomenal, but the nozzle size with finer details increases print time 4x

The levels on this ship look completely different to the one i printed. It looks like a different model?!?

What was he spraying randomly during assembly?

Also what layer height did you print this at?

Luv your videos

Those suports would make cool trees

Qual filamento vocês estão usando no vídeo ? Eu tenho também uma impressora de alta velocidade e sempre tenho problemas com o filamento não acompanhar a velocidade de impressão =/

How many rolls of filament did you use?

I have litrally just finished printing this on my FDM. Are you guys watching me..??

Try 3d Gloop PLA glue if you have big FDM projects like this. It is amazing for putting prints together

I got scared at the end when you put figures on the ship 😢

Vocês importaram ou compraram no Brasil?

awesome !!! where the ocean map come from please ?

Been in 3D since 2013 with fdm and 2017 on consumer led resin. Achieving near resin quality with 0.25 and 0.3 nozzle for miniature is doable (2018). But near only. Terrain 3D printing still preferable as material price cheap.

Bambu lab finally pushed the things right direction, it is of course not replacing resin in any way but it is finally usable for us who want to print fast and then spend days with painting the stuff.

The result is amazing with the X1, plus you don't get the shrinkage issues you get with resin... but also 1.500 $/€ 😭

I love 3D printing. I started with resin but moved to FDM once my daughter was born. I tried the harpy on a SV06 and wasn’t happy with the results. I have a P1S now. Gonna have to try this again over the weekend.

on what settings did you guys get less then 9 hours of printing? i mean on average setting i get like 13 hours for largest part of harpie.

You don't have the Bambu 3mf files for your plates by chance, do you? Didn't see those in the downloads

Elegoo neptune 4 plus been priting stuff like this. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast! Amazing work

I like using auto spray paint as a basecoat for FDM prints as it also has a slight filler in it.

Very impressive model thank you for sharing... now I am back to trying to make my mind up should I get a resin printer or this Bambu Lab P1S. Loved the sound track used and appreciate Loot Studios sharing their time and art work. I am a newbee and on limited budget but where there is a will there is a way. I will probably wait until the GKTHREE comes out giving me time to learn more with Loot Studios and side note it will give me a little more time to save some ching - ching. XD

You can strike a good middle between print time and quality by using a 0.25mm nozzle (smaller diameter will be prone to clogging) and then combine infill every 2-3 layers, print with 0.06mm or 0.08mm layer height and for infill and such use 0.4mm line width for outer walls and other visible surfaces use 0.27mm-0.28mm line width and you can of course use the adaptive layer heights function as well.
You can print up to 0.18mm layer height and 0.4mm layer width with the 0.25mm nozzle to speed up print speed. And just lower all the print speeds by 50%, you will be golden.