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Quick Start

CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer

Please review the entire guide before operating the printer.
* Safety Notice: Do not connect to power until assembly is complete.

UNTITLED logoBambu Studio & Bambu Handy
https://bambulab.com/download

*Warning:
The AMS supports spools with a width of 50-68mm.
When operating the AMS, we recommend using Bambu Filament, which has been thoroughly tested to work with the AMS. Please make sure to avoid using soft materials like TPU or damp PVA, as they can get stuck in the AMS, and please avoid using cardboard spools as the spool may slip. If you run into any issues with specific filaments, please let us know so that we can provide better advice to our community.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Symbols

Component Introduction

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Accessory Specification

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Accessory

AMS & Tool Head Unlock

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - HeadTake out the accessory box. Use Allen Key H2 to remove the screws as pictured.
Take out the AMS by sliding it out through the top.
*We recommend using the short end of the Allen Key to unlock the screws more easily.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Head 1Remove the four screws as the arrows indicate.
Take out the AMS cushioning.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Head 2Remove the carboard from the tool head.
Romove the foam from the excess chute.

AMS Assembly

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Spool Holder Assembly

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Assembly 1Remove the screw as pictured with an Allen Key H2.
Secure the spool holder with two screws from the accessory box.

Hot Bed Unlock & Screen Installation

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Assembly 2Remove the three screws with an Allen Key H2 to unlock the hot bed.
Pull the Flexible Printed Circuit (FPC) out  about 50mm.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Assembly 3Insert the FPC into the port by pressing the terminal as pictured.
Insert the screen back to the slot on the printer, then lock it by pushing it to the left.

Printer Binding

  1. Download the Bambu Handy App. Register and log in to your Bambu Lab account.
  2. Connect the printer to power. Follow the instructions on the screen until getting to the page shown on the right side.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - QR Code 1https://www.bambulab.com/download
  3. Use Bambu Handy to scan the QR code on the screen, and bind your printer with your Bambu Lab account.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Pinter
  4. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the initial calibration.
    It is normal to have vibration and noise during the calibration process.
    DO NOT remove the protective foam from beneath the hot bed until after the initial calibration is complete.

First Print

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Pinter 1Apply a thin layer of glue on the build plate.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Pinter 2Place at least one spool of Bambu Filament into the AMS. Turn on the power to start the printer and the AMS. Insert the filament into the filament inlet. The filament will be automatically pre-loaded when detected.
*We recommend first printing a single-color model with the supplied Bambu PLA Basic.
Press “UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Symbols 2“internal”. Select a file to start the first print.
*We recommend using one of the pre-loaded files as a first test print.

Bambu Studio

Download Bambu Studio: http://bambulab.com/downloadUNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - StudioLog in to Bambu Studio with your Bambu Lab account, which is the same for the Bambu Online store.
Create or open a project.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Studio 1Slice the model, select your printer and send the model to print.
*We recommend performing bed leveling before each print and performing flow calibration after changing filament.UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Studio 2During printing, you can remotely monitor your print, or pause/stop printing on the “Device” interface.
*The live view can be seen only if a camera is mounted.

Specification

Item Specification
X1 -Carbon X1
Printing Technology Fused Deposition Modeling
Body Build Volume(W*D*H) 256*256*256 mm
Chassis Steel
Shell Aluminum & Glass Plastic & Glass
Tool Head Hot End All-Metal
Extruder Gears Hardened Steel Steel
Nozzle Hardened Steel Stainless Steel
Max Hot End Temperature 300°C
Nozzle Diameter (Included) 0.4 mm
Nozzle Diameter (Optional) 0.2 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.8 mm
Filament Cutter Yes
Filament Diameter 1.75 mm
Hot bed Build Plate Flexible Steel Plate
Build Plate Surface(Included) Bambu Cool Plate, Bambu Engineering Plate
Build Plate Surface (Optional) Bambu High Temperature Plate
Max Build Plate Temperature 110°C@220V, 120°C@110V
Speed Max Speed of Tool Head 500 mm/s
Max Acceleration of Tool Head 20 m/s^2
Max Hot End Flow 32 mmA3/s @ABS
Cooling Part Cooling Fan Closed Loop Control
Hot End Fan Closed Loop Control
Control Board Fan Closed Loop Control
Chamber Temperature Regulator Fan Closed Loop Control
Auxiliary Part Cooling Fan Closed Loop Control Optional
Air Filter Activated Carbon Filter Optional
Supported Filament PLA, PETG, TPU,ABS,ASA,PVA,PET Yes
PA, PC Ideal Capable
Carbon/Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer Ideal Not Recommended
Sensors Bambu Micro Lidar Yes
Chamber Monitoring Camera 1920*1080 Included Optional
Door Sensor Yes
Filament Run Out Sensor Yes
Filament Odometry Optional with AMS
Power Loss Recover Yes
Physical Dimensions Dimensions 389*389*457mm
Net Weight 14.13kg 13.18kg
Electrical Requirements Voltage 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Max Power 1000W@220V, 350W@110y
Electronics Display 5-inch 12801’720 Touch Screen
Connectivity Wi-Fi,Bambu Bus
Storage 4GB EMMC and Micro SD Card Reader
Control Interface Touch Screen, APP, PC Application
Motion Controller Dual-Core Cortex M4
Application Processor Quad ARM A7 1.2 GHz
Neural-Network Processing Unit 2 Tops
Software Slicer Bambu Studio
Support third party slicers which export standard
G-code such as Superslicer, Prusaslicer and Cura,
but certain advanced features may not be supported.
Slicer Supported OS MacOS, Windows
Wifi Frequency Range 2400MHz-2483.5MHz
Transmitter Power (EIRP) ≤ 21.5dBm(FCC)
≤ 20 dBm (CE/SRRC)
Protocol 802.11 b/g/n
Laser (Either) Laser
(CLASS 1)
Wavelength 850nm, 850nm
Maximun Output of Laser Radiation <0.778mW
Laser
(CLASS 2)
Wavelength 405nm, 808nm
Maximun Output of Laser Radiation <1mW

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - QR Code 2Bambu Studio
Bambu Handy
https://bambulab.com/download

Customer Support

Please visit the Bambu Lab Wiki for more setup and maintenance tutorials.
https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/home

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - QR Code 3https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/home

If you need support, please try either of the two approaches:
Approach 1: Create a support ticket on the Official WebsiteUNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Studio 3Approach 2: Create a support ticket on the Bambu Handy AppUNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer - Studio 4

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Documents / Resources

UNTITLED CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer [pdf] User Guide
CLASS1 Bambu Lab 3D Printer, CLASS1, Bambu Lab 3D Printer, Lab 3D Printer, Printer

References

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