- Is the X1 Carbon Combo worth it over the P1S?
- The X1 Carbon adds lidar first-layer inspection, a hardened steel hotend and a touchscreen. The P1S prints the same materials but needs more manual checks, so the X1 suits buyers who want the most hands-off experience.
- Can it print ABS and TPU?
- Yes. The enclosure and all-metal hotend handle ABS and PETG well. TPU works from the spool holder but is unreliable through the AMS because the filament is too flexible.
- What is the build volume?
- 256 x 256 x 256 mm, which covers most hobby and small-business parts. Large single-piece prints will need to be split or scaled down.
- Does it come with the AMS?
- Yes, the Combo bundles the AMS four-spool multi-material unit. It ships with a 0.4 mm hardened steel nozzle installed.
- Do I need to level the bed manually?
- No. Dual auto bed leveling and lidar handle it, though you can still run manual calibration from the touchscreen if a print needs it.
- What software does it use?
- Bambu Studio is the main slicer, and the printer accepts 3MF files over Wi-Fi. Other slicers work but lose some calibration and AMS features.
- Where is the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Combo 3D Printer cheapest?
- At Profound 3D Printers, for $1,029.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Combo 3D Printer?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Micro Center, Profound 3D Printers, Strato3D.it, alibaba.com, GigaParts.com.