Let's disassemble the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon and see what it is really made of (after doing some test prints of course).

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0:00: 🖨️ The importance of diversity in 3D printer design and the impact of winning models on the industry.
5:44: ⚙️ In-depth discussion on hinge options for glass door opening in 3D printer design.
11:33: 🖨️ Insight into the design of the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer, including the coreXY movement system, belt configuration, and cable chain.
17:04: ⚙️ Analysis of the 3D printer design, including the tensioner, belt, and stepper motors.
23:05: ⚙️ Detailed explanation of the unique design features of the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer, including its proprietary parts and filament handling mechanism.
28:36: 🔄 Violation of the spirit of Open Source by not sharing code, but understandable due to fear of copycats in China.
34:20: 🖨️ Challenges with print error, auto calibration, and slicer in Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer.
40:28: ⚙️ Challenges with purging different filaments at specific temperatures manually and suggestions for improvement.
46:13: ⚙️ Revolution in 3D printer design: comparison of print quality and ease of use between two printers, showcasing progress over the years.
51:48: 🖨️ In-depth review of the impressive 3D printer design, focusing on electronics, sealing, and functionality.
57:38: ⚙️ Concerns about wear on brass bushings due to off-center loads and sliding belts in the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer.
1:03:16: 🖨️ Insight into the design and components of the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer.
1:09:07: 🖨️ Concerns about potential CCP influence on Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D printer design and functionality.

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