CoreXY cerrada · 256×256×256 mm · LiDAR + hotend endurecido · 2022
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon
The enclosed one with LiDAR: fewer surprises on long runs
The X1C is the P1S with eyes: it scans the first layer, calibrates flow, and detects spaghetti. In the workshop, we use it for overnight runs and for fiber-filled materials, as it comes with a hardened hotend as standard.
Starting settings
- PLA (top open)
- 220 °C / 55 °C
- ABS / ASA
- 260 °C / 100 °C
- PA-CF / PET-CF
- 280–300 °C · enclosed chamber
- Standard nozzle
- 0.4 mm hardened steel
Common problems with this model
What people ask us most about the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon, with the full fix one click away.
Maintenance
- Clean the LiDAR lens with a dry cotton bud.
- Replace the active carbon filter every 3–6 months.
- Grease axes and Z-leadscrews every 300 hours.
FAQ
Does LiDAR replace manual calibration?
Almost. It is still a good idea to print a temperature tower when starting a rare filament.
Is your Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 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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