A1 beef
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Pros
- Turns out my wife got me an A1 for Christmas, so I thought "dad can fix this!"
- Printed with a Bambulab P1s and A1 and modeled in Nomad Sculpt.
- My A1 maxes out at about 100W at the highest point and thats an easy number so some quick math here 100W for 8760 hours makes for about 876KwH throughout the year. In Florida, where I live, electricity costs about 15.6 cents per KwH so...
- Printed on my A1. It was very easy to track her throughout the night, until her arm got tired of holding it.
- My first big 3D printing project I did with my new A1
Cons
- Honestly, it was flying and the view was pretty good, except we had to turn off the sensors because they were going crazy in the fog, haha.
- basically the author in that post had their A1 detect the motors skipping steps, so it homes itself to recalibrate, but since it's so high up it lowers itself by like 10mm or something, and when it returns it rams into the print causing...
- I’m between the A1 and the P1S.
- Need to get our A1 off the kitchen table...
- Made it as big as the A1 would allow, and made the tower a bit taller.
Sentiment
10 positive (67%) · 4 mixed (27%) · 1 negative (7%)
Trust + time weighted score: +60% · raw score 60%
What redditors said (10 of 15)
Turns out my wife got me an A1 for Christmas, so I thought "dad can fix this!"
Honestly, it was flying and the view was pretty good, except we had to turn off the sensors because they were going crazy in the fog, haha.
Printed with a Bambulab P1s and A1 and modeled in Nomad Sculpt.
basically the author in that post had their A1 detect the motors skipping steps, so it homes itself to recalibrate, but since it's so high up it lowers itself by like 10mm or something, and when it returns it rams into the print causing more motor skipping and repeating the cycle
My A1 maxes out at about 100W at the highest point and thats an easy number so some quick math here 100W for 8760 hours makes for about 876KwH throughout the year. In Florida, where I live, electricity costs about 15.6 cents per KwH so if we multiply that by the 876KwH that we used it for..... that comes out to about $136 in 3D printing dedicated electricity for the whole year. In reality, I am probably printing less than 10% of the time, so I'm likely spending less than $13 in electricity for 3d printing all year. Pretty efficient!
Printed on my A1. It was very easy to track her throughout the night, until her arm got tired of holding it.
My first big 3D printing project I did with my new A1
All printed in black PLA with an A1. I have been using it for 5 months now, and the weather haven't had an impact on it yet 🤞
From what I found when setting up notifications from my A1 with images from the camera in the notification, the templated attributes/states in the notification data are captured at the time the notification is received by your phone/device, NOT when the automation is triggered.
Or honestly, just straight up A1 is pretty good in the right context. Not something to put on your expensive tomahawk waygu ribeye or anything, but if you're making steak in an air fryer, I think it'll be decent lol
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