r/3dprinter • u/Retrogamer1970 • 17h ago

Bambu A2L combo

Please give me real feedback about this printer. I want a pla printer and don’t know if I need the big plate but I find the A1 having too old tech. Just my opinion. I wanna know about stable printing (if it handles that well) and if the whole house will be shaking or if big miniatures have problems when having a large height.
About the weight and stability. Would the dual layer Puncia (100kg max) do the trick? It’s 60x60 but it seems a little low.

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u/SirTwitchALot 17h ago

If you don't need the extra build volume, I'd suggest getting a coreXY machine over a bedslinger. There are a few good ones that are in the same price range or cheaper

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u/InternalMain7116 11h ago

The A2L is an old tech version of the A1, but with a larger build plate. No enclosure, stuck with half the speed and accuracy of a coreXY, only 3 filaments that can be used, and customer service that leaves the user waiting a week between email replies.

It's a big, wild world of 3D printers these days with new comers (InfiMech mx pro) about to come online.

Be prudent and do your research, don't let others spend your money.