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I’ve picked up working on my Voron again, and tuning that machine has been going really well… at least until it didn’t:
That’s on me, I should have seen that coming. Good news, that toolhead is now as good as new, but the whole tuning process has got me thinking: Printing fast isn’t just about dialing in input shaping and cranking up the feedrates –...
Well, here it is: the Bambu Lab H2C. This is maximum Bambu Lab. One fixed hot end, six quick-swappable ones, in a presentation that is so over the top for a 3D printer, I don’t know if I’m looking at a machine or an art piece straight ...
The new Bambulab P2S: Is it a mini H2S or just a relaunch of the X1?
This is the Bambu Lab P2S. As far as I can tell, it’s the first time that Bambu has really refreshed a single printer. So far, they’ve only been introducing new machines but never really replacing one with a new version. It’s interesting to see how they are doing it with the P2S, because ...
These are three electric motors, and the names that have been taught to you are brushed DC motor, brushless DC motor, and stepper motor.
Brushed DC Motor Brushless DC Motor Stepper MotorBut just for a second, open your mind to this: There is no spoon. Everything is fish. And these motors are all the same –...