Unboxing & Review: Bamboo P1P 3D Printer

TLDRThis video is an unboxing and review of the Bamboo P1P 3D Printer. The P1P is a stripped-down version of the X1 and X1 Carbon printers, offering similar performance at a lower price. It features a core XY motion system, a direct drive extruder, and various customization options.

Key insights

🖨️The Bamboo P1P is a stripped-down version of the X1 and X1 Carbon printers.

💰The P1P offers similar performance at a lower price.

🔧The printer features a core XY motion system and a direct drive extruder.

🎨Users have the option to customize the printer by printing new panels.

⏱️The P1P boasts a fast startup time, taking only 15 minutes from unboxing to first print.

Q&A

Can I use third-party filament with the P1P?

Yes, the P1P can work with third-party filaments as long as they are compatible with the printer's specifications.

What is the maximum print speed of the P1P?

The P1P has a maximum print speed of 500 millimeters per second for the X and Y axes.

Does the P1P require manual bed leveling?

No, the P1P uses a sensor in the hot end assembly to automatically level the bed.

Can I use G-Code generated from other slicers with the P1P?

Yes, the P1P supports G-Code generated from other slicers, allowing users to have more flexibility in their printing workflow.

Is the P1P compatible with OctoPrint?

Yes, the P1P can be integrated with OctoPrint for remote monitoring and control of the printer.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the Bamboo P1P 3D Printer and its features.

04:30Unboxing and initial setup process of the P1P, including bed leveling and filament loading.

09:15Overview of the printer's design and construction, highlighting the core XY motion system and direct drive extruder.

12:45Demonstration of the printer's customization options and printing capabilities.

16:20Discussion of the printer's performance, including print quality and speed.

20:10Answering common questions about the P1P, such as filament compatibility and bed leveling.

23:40Final thoughts and conclusion on the Bamboo P1P 3D Printer.