Bed slinger · 180×180×180 mm · AMS lite · 2023
Bambu Lab A1 mini
The same electronics as the A1 in a 180 mm volume
The A1 mini shares the hotend, sensor, and workflow with the A1, inheriting both its virtues and quirks. The practical difference is the volume: many spare parts or brackets won't fit and need to be split in the slicer.
Starting settings
- PLA (nozzle / bed)
- 220 °C / 55 °C
- PETG (nozzle / bed)
- 250 °C / 70 °C
- Actual build volume
- 180×180×180 mm
- Stock nozzle
- 0.4 mm hardened steel
Common problems with this model
What people ask us most about the Bambu Lab A1 mini, with the full fix one click away.
Maintenance
- Wash the PEI sheet with soap and water periodically.
- Check that the filament on the external spool rotates freely: the short tube pulls quite hard.
- Grease the rods every 300 hours.
FAQ
A1 or A1 mini?
If you are going to print helmets, boxes, or large brackets, get the A1. The mini is perfect for small functional parts and takes up much less space.
Is your Bambu Lab A1 mini not giving you what you need?
Sometimes the part is more urgent than the learning curve. Send us the file and we'll print it with the right material and settings from our workshop in Viladecavalls.
Still not working?
Tell Marco which printer and material you use and he'll tell you what to change.
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