Ender 3 Upgrades That Are Still Worth It: The Short List for Every Ender 3 Variant
Short answer The upgrades that turn an Ender 3, 3 Pro or 3 V2 into a reliable printer, in order: a textured…
Nozzles, build plates, hotends and extruders — with fitment tables that say “not verified” when we have not checked, because a wrong answer here costs you a hotend.
Short answer The upgrades that turn an Ender 3, 3 Pro or 3 V2 into a reliable printer, in order: a textured…
Short answer Upgrade in this order and stop when the prints are good enough: a filament dryer, a textured PEI plate, an…
Short answer An enclosure for a resin printer is mostly about air: it lets a vent fan pull the fumes to a…
Short answer The original Bambu AMS stores filament with desiccant but does not heat it, so PETG, TPU and nylon still need…
Short answer The H2D and H2S take a plate around 355 by 346 mm, larger than the 256 mm plate every earlier…
Short answer The P2S shares its hotend with the H2 series, not with the P1S, so any hotend you buy must be…
Short answer The A1 needs very little. The upgrades that earn their place are spare quick-swap hotends in other nozzle sizes, 0.2…
Short answer The A1 mini uses its own plate size, about 184 by 184 mm with the Bambu front tabs and rear…
Short answer The P1P is a P1S without the walls, and three routes give it walls back: Bambu’s official P1P enclosure kit,…
Short answer The P1S uses the 256 by 256 mm Bambu plate, the same one as the P1P, X1 Carbon, A1 and…