a1 mini

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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-09-01

Final complete day: 2026-09-01. Attention was 0.3% — this entity appeared in 46 of 17,943 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (47 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-09-01 23:06 UTCPost

   Problem with prints (A1 mini) - Hello, I am using a BambuLab A1 mini, it worked fine for around 2 months before my prints started to look like this. I already changed the hotend which made it work for 1 print before leading to the same result as in the picture. Couldn’t find this exact issue online, someone experienced the same issue? (I changed the filament once) Thanks! :)

2. 2026-09-01 18:56 UTCComment

   Metal can be detrimental to your plates if you are careless or hoof-handed. Or perhaps both. We don't discriminate here. Plastic blades last nowhere near as long as one properly dulled metal edge held in properly designed handle. And by properly dulled edge, I mean rub it on a rock until you have a small radiused edge on it. Then do a search for scraper handle on like Makers world or Printables to find a proper handle that encourages you to hold the blade near flat on the plate. I'm still using the the metal blade that came with my A1 Mini for the last two years. It took maybe a minute of time on a sharpening stone to get a nice radius on the edge. And then I just needed to print a new handle that was better than what came with the machine. I wonder how many plastic blades I would have needed to print over that time?

3. 2026-09-01 13:52 UTCPost

   Strange Ridge when Transitioning from.Chamfer to vertical wall? - I'm seeing a strange ridge all the way round my print at the same height, a few layers above where an angled chamfer transitions for a vertical wall. I've tried everything from lowering speed, increasing cooling, wool loops, wall generation, infill etc etc etc Has anyone had this before? Printed using an A1 Mini, elgoo Basic PLA using the generic PLA profile and 0.12mm High Quality preset settings with outer wall acceleration at 1000 and sparse infill speed at 3000. Bambu lab slicer, 0.4 nozel, nozel temp 230, bed temp 60

4. 2026-09-01 13:22 UTCPost

   Tip for preventing printer from moving - I sometimes come across posts from people asking how to prevent their printer from moving on the desk or whatever the printer is sitting on. If you're having trouble with this, I suggest buying this particular baking mat from AliExpress. It has a very glossy silicone surface on both sides, which gives it a lot of friction on most normal furniture surfaces. And it's made from silicone and some fiber cloth, which makes it easy to cut to your liking. You can find it for a few bucks on AliExpress, probably on Amazon too, just search for "baking mat" or something similar and look for this particular mat. I have an A1 Mini and since I put the mat under the printer everything seems to stay put.

5. 2026-09-01 11:22 UTCPost

   Blob - Help me, what should I do A1 mini Elegoo pla plus black Literally did a print with the same settings 2 hours ago Removed some of it Can't open it now, the blob and the nozzle are stuck