I need help deciding what type of drivetrain would be best for biobuzz as there’s like predictions for terrain and maybe defense. So what type of drive train should I go for? I currently have a regular 435 rpm dt and a bare motor reduction dt cadded.
I’m getting a Bambu Lab P2S soon and wanted to hear from people who own one.
What are the biggest pros and cons you’ve found? How has reliability been over time?
How is the print quality compared to other printers in this price range?
Also, for a first-time owner:
What should I do when unboxing and setting it up?
Are there any recommended tweaks or upgrades?
What settings do you use for PLA and PCF?
Any maintenance tips or common mistakes to avoid?
Basically, if you were giving advice to someone getting a P2S for the first time, what would you tell them?
What do you guys think the new FTC BIOBUZZ season will be like, and what rules do you think we’ll see?
Right now, my prediction is that robots will intake pollen and store it internally, then transport it to some kind of scoring structure near the center of the field where it gets dumped or deposited for points.
The preseason challenges seem to emphasize collecting multiple pollen quickly, so I feel like bulk intake and storage will be important.
What I’m really curious about is the autonomous and endgame periods. Do you think auto will focus on collecting and scoring pollen, navigation, or something else entirely? For endgame, are we looking at a climb, hang, elevation challenge, or maybe something hive-related?
I’d love to hear everyone’s predictions before the full game reveal
Hey, I’m trying to decide between the Bambu Lab P2S and the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo. For the Bambu, I’d be looking at the $549 version.
I don’t really need multicolor printing, but it’s a nice feature to have since I’d probably use it occasionally (If I go with elegoo). My main materials will be PLA and PC-CF (polycarbonate carbon fiber).
The things I care about most are print quality and reliability. Could you compare the two printers and let me know which one you would choose.
(print quality, reliability, ease of use, material support, value)
Hey, I’m trying to decide between the Bambu Lab P2S and the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo. For the Bambu, I’d be looking at the $549 version.
I don’t really need multicolor printing, but it’s a nice feature to have since I’d probably use it occasionally (If I go with elegoo). My main materials will be PLA and PC-CF (polycarbonate carbon fiber).
The things I care about most are print quality and reliability. Could you compare the two printers and let me know which one you would choose.
(print quality, reliability, ease of use, material support, value)