The P1S is a great printer, but isn’t “cheap” per se, so for you to buy one as a “potential hobby” where you’ll be learning 3D modeling, I’d say make sure you are dedicated to the process of learning.

P1S is the enclosed version of the P1P, this means it can handle filaments like ABS, ASA and maybe nylon and polycarbonate. X1C is the flagship. It has a hardened steel nozzle for abrasive filaments …

Dec 23, 2023 · I would say that the best feature of the P1S over the A1 is the fact that it has a smaller footprint and is enclosed. It’s a neater package which also can achieve better results if printing in …

Riser for AMS and ventilation, Swifty because it only took like two minutes, feed guides for the PTFE tubes, Y-splitter for the filament dryer, hinged cover for the P1S display so the glow isn't annoying, a …

Mar 30, 2024 · The fact it prints so slowly takes away the main advantage of the P1S (increased stability due to core XY vs bedslinger). In addition TPU likes colder environments so the lack of an enclosure …

I got my P1S last week and was curious how much power it would use so therefore I got myself a smart-plug which is connected to the P1S. (Tapo TP115)

The P1S is faster than the A1; resulting in better results when printing certain stuff. Faster Layer times are better for example when printing vases/object with a hollow inside.

Mar 11, 2024 · Steps of 30mm/s for speed? That's pretty massive steps. I've found that the ideal ironing speed for PLA for me is generally in the 30-70mm/s range, so you're basically only testing the very …

The P1S is a decent machine. It does have some flaws, and its no near perfect. 1 month in and already had about 3 issues that weren't my fault. Just so you know, I have 4 years prior 3d printing …

Jan 23, 2024 · Oh yesterday I cooked up v2 of my venting system for P1S (sliding window). Case exhaust duct/airbox and the poopchute/cover attaches via magnets, waiting for the 8038 fan with …