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bruce.net:
The Bambu Lab printers are pretty amazing.  I have been printing stuff for a few years, started with a Wanhoa Duplicator, then an Ender 2.  After "upgrading" to an Ender 3 Pro late last year, and its motherboard failing after a week, I started to research and came across Bambu.  They were just getting started after a Kickstarter campaign for their flagship, and were releasing the P1P around Christmas.  Not cheap at $699, but in line with the Prusa and other higher end consumer printers.

I printed another cone last evening in PETG, but I left it at normal speed.  The printer is so fast that it shakes the entire frame, so taller prints show more quality issues.  I reprinted overnight at 50% speed and it came out perfect.  It took 4.5 hours.

Hopefully I can attach the pictures, black is the PETG, white was the initial PLA print.

Thanks again.

subscriber:
Nice looking prints; even at "half" speed.  What is the nozzle diameter; and vertical step size you used?

bruce.net:
.4 nozzle and .20 layer height.

subscriber:
Thanks, Bruce

psdavidson812:
Subscriber,

is the short snout basically turning the end into another baffle or is there a reason for a long or short snout?

Thank you sir.

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