I have to hand it to Bambu Lab because they certainly make it easy to get started in 3D printing at home. The setup of my new Bambu Lab A1 Mini was very simple. The Bambu Handy app also has a gamified learning tutorial process that, well, is OK. Here are a few experiments I did this weekend.
Benchy
Novgorod


The Bambu Lab Mini A1 has a default 0.4mm nozzle; wondering if at the scales I am likely to be working at it would be worth investing in a 0.2mm nozzle.
As much as I would like to dedicate myself to using my printer for my gaming hobby, I also showed Mrs. RMN the free online model pages and some of the “small home accessory” items for print. I likely now created an “alternative line of work” for my printer…
Feature image courtesy RMN
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How exiting, little things conjured from the aether. So far so good! 👍