It is also fully compatible with their proprietary AMS system, making multicolour and multi-material prints easy.
After setting the machine down it takes between 10 to 15 minutes to get everything ready to print.
These are very similar to those featured on the P1P, which we reviewed some time ago.
Inside the machine are extras such as the 1080p camera for monitoring progress in real time.
This camera not only provides a live stream from the machine but also enables the AI error detection.
The enclosure is ideal for printing advanced materials such as ABS, which require a warmer environment.
Inside the build area is 256 x 256 x 256 mm, providing plenty of room.
And of course there’s that AI camera keeping an eye on things as well.
One feature that will appeal to many users is the built-in 1080p camera.
This camera supports real-time monitoring, timelapse creation, and those AI-assisted features such as error detection.
A feature, shared by many 3D printers, is the heated magnetic P.E.I.
When printing with a single filament, the overall print quality is absolutely superb and truly market-leading.
However, as an out-of-the-box solution, the X1-Carbon at this level still stands unrivaled as a complete package.
Ultimately, for single-filament printing, the X1-Carbon has several challengers that meet its impressive quality.
Prusa Research also offers the MMU3, which you could add to the MK4S to enable multi-filament printing.
This makes the X1 Carbon fully accessible for everyone, from complete beginners to high-end professionals.
After every print, it’s worth checking behind the machine to see how much waste has accumulated.
Should You Buy the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon?
You want multimaterial prints:
The AMS system is ideal for users looking to experiment with multicolor/material projects easily.
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