Anycubic 3D Printer filament: Buy 6 Get 4 Free (Add 10). 10kg Black PLA for $120. Then use the coupon to bring it down to $96. Also ships to WA with no additional costs.
Can add other colours to be included in the deal, but black is the cheapest.
Newbie here. What sort of prints are taking a eating up so much filament? Masks are parts of cosplay costumes?
I'm still very new to the world of 3D Printing also, but this particular print was the AMS Riser (https://makerworld.com/en/models/19535)
Did you manage to get it all printed ok? Just reading through some comments…
@Orrelljet: I printed one of the remixed versions using BL filament (as it was before I came across Jayo/Sunlu/Sidd), without any issues
@Orrelljet: Majority has printed nicely - I still have to print the second back piece as Part 4 came out quite messy under the support. I sanded it down and made it look better, and it's a part of the print I won't often see if ever, but still annoys me. Very similar look to that first comment. So the two main solutions I've seen are:
I've opened it in Bambu Studio and saw that some parts are using over 500g in filament. Thanks for responding.
I print resin statues and I print bases with X1 carbon and PLA. usually 1/4 scale statue's bases weigh 300g to 800g.
I'm considering starting my own print shop and was considering buying 2 or P1S, do you recommend them?
Thanks folks
Thanks, works if you choose a mix of colours too. edit: just realised that you mentioned this in the description. Cheers
I am very new and keen to buy a basic 3d printer and filaments to print some hot wheels custom track parts.
Any suggestions how to get started with?
The Bambu A1 and P1S printers are great as they’re pretty much plug and play and doesn’t require any manual tuning. They’re also on sale right now.
Hi ABF. If you don't mind me jumping in, I have been looking at the Bambu models for my ten year old. Do you think an A1 mini would be a good first machine over the A1? Also do 3D printers have many running costs? He would like to attempt to make his own Lego Minifigs and action figures.
Not ABF, but A1 mini is a great, easy to use, beginner-friendly machine.
Running costs aren't much, but filament is where you'll spend most of your money ongoing.
If you're looking to do Lego/figure, printing a smaller nozzle than stock (0.2mm) is probably a good idea!
@Pipersaurus: Yes, filament is by far the biggest expense for these things, but it's far less than I expected it to be when I got into it.
i.e. it's not the inkjet printer model, it's pretty reasonable.
All PETG out of stock… lame.
Thanks OP.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/395606447279?var=664361155807
10x Color: High Speed PLA-Grey / 1KG comes to $91.20
Next cheapest I could find was $114.40 for 10kg (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/155876023288) or $100.79 random colour (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/156306485965)
Any cheap ABS, or ASA, as well?
Do you think they ship auspost? I shipped to my parcel collect by mistake and half the time they refuse to ship there and send back to seller. Stupid auspost
Burned through a couple rolls this weekend on my P1S. Quality seems to be comparable to Sunlu/Jayo rolls I've had for the most part