Here is a gallery with some of the first prints made with the new IS Bambu X1C printer.
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- “3D Benchy” is the universal test print. This printed in 17 minutes – half the time of all past IS 3D printers.
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- System test print for interlocking pieces. This dinosaur prints as a dozen parts that all fit together to make a 3D dinosaur.
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- Internal test prints – first test print of multiple colors albeit the trivial case
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- Internal test print – necessary tool to be able to disconnect the AMS unit from the printer.
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- Derivative design of a “poop chute” container to hold the waste the printer produces when switching filaments. Magnets allow the unit to adhere to the printer.
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- Fun test print for Halloween decoration using 10 year-old donated filament. At 10 inches, it tests the maximum build volume for the printer.
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- Bambu spools using donated ABS filament. Bambu allows for the re-use of spools to improve sustainability and reduce costs.
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- This 4-drawer unit organizes all the smaller tools and supplies and fits under the AMS unit.
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- This is the first test print of something that requires several filament changes at every layer. This one required over 900 filament changes.
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- This is the IS ornament for 2024. It was designed in off hours and uses all privately-purchased filament and accessories.
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- This chain of carabiners provides a sample of every filament used on the X1C printer.