Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What? Make my fast printer SLOW? Why?
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I recently made a video pitting the Creality K1 against the Bambu X1C in a high-speed torture test showdown. We tried to reach the highest speeds we could with each printer in their stock forms. We were able to get as high as 450mm/s which wasn't too bad. We also raised the inner and outer wall speeds. The results weren't perfect, they weren't terrible either. But it raised the question of whether a fast printer designed to be run at high speeds could produce better results if we slow it down, or would there be other issues that come up if we do?
In this video, we we through far more tests to see if we could get the answer to that question, we even created our own speed test model along with the torture tests.
I've used the same Creality Hyper PLA as the previous video and dried it again thoroughly.
I hope you found this video helpful and interesting!
Another way to support this channel indirectly is through my affiliate links (where I receive a small commission). It helps me to continue to provide high-quality content videos. Thank you for your support!
Bambu H2C - tidd.ly/3K3sSY9 (If you print with color, this is the way)
Bambu P2S - tidd.ly/3ISZkfq (Best value)
Bambu H2S - tidd.ly/4olSRbL (Most options for money)
Bambu H2D - tidd.ly/4q9RsHk (A dual color beast)
Bambu Filament Shown in Videos - tidd.ly/4hn6TYI
Rode Wireless ME mic (Saved me about 4+ hours/vid) - amzn.to/3vcMKAr
Mag clip (Super handy, but a little pricy) - amzn.to/3NBFvZe
#bambu
#3dprinting
#Creality
What? Make my fast printer SLOW? Why?
Help support this channel to make more quality content!
patreon.com/Needitmakeit
I recently made a video pitting the Creality K1 against the Bambu X1C in a high-speed torture test showdown. We tried to reach the highest speeds we could with each printer in their stock forms. We were able to get as high as 450mm/s which wasn't too bad. We also raised the inner and outer wall speeds. The results weren't perfect, they weren't terrible either. But it raised the question of whether a fast printer designed to be run at high speeds could produce better results if we slow it down, or would there be other issues that come up if we do?
In this video, we we through far more tests to see if we could get the answer to that question, we even created our own speed test model along with the torture tests.
I've used the same Creality Hyper PLA as the previous video and dried it again thoroughly.
I hope you found this video helpful and interesting!
Another way to support this channel indirectly is through my affiliate links (where I receive a small commission). It helps me to continue to provide high-quality content videos. Thank you for your support!
Bambu H2C - tidd.ly/3K3sSY9 (If you print with color, this is the way)
Bambu P2S - tidd.ly/3ISZkfq (Best value)
Bambu H2S - tidd.ly/4olSRbL (Most options for money)
Bambu H2D - tidd.ly/4q9RsHk (A dual color beast)
Bambu Filament Shown in Videos - tidd.ly/4hn6TYI
Rode Wireless ME mic (Saved me about 4+ hours/vid) - amzn.to/3vcMKAr
Mag clip (Super handy, but a little pricy) - amzn.to/3NBFvZe
#bambu
#3dprinting
#Creality
