r/BambuLabA2L

Print heavy items on A2L size.
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Print heavy items on A2L size.

I'm trying to print a split model on an A2L, but the file size is 2913g, which is raising concerns about the weight. Has anyone successfully printed something of that weight?

u/Lumpy-Sorbet-2637 — 7 days ago

Industrial designers, which 3D printer would you buy for prototyping and hobby projects?

Hey folks, I'm a beginner industrial designer (1 year of experience) planning to buy a 3D printer for prototypes and my own projects outside work.

My shortlist, and why:

  • A1: budget friendly and saves space
  • A2L: cutting and plotting tools I think I'd really use
  • P1S: enclosure for ABS and nylon

I'm leaning A2L right now, but I'm not sure whether the enclosure and material range should matter more. If you own any of these, which would you pick again and why? Anything you wish you'd known before buying?

If you were in my place, which one would you pick? Does ABS/nylon actually matter for design work, or would the extra tools be more useful?

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u/AlternativeHorse3047 — 13 days ago