BMCU C selber bauen, AMS für BambuLab Drucker im Eigenbau. Wie schwierig ist der Selbstbau

An AMS alternative as a kit? How complicated is it to assemble the BMCU kit from China yourself? If you own a Bambu Lab A1, A1 mini, or PS1, you can opt for the more affordable alternative from the Land of the Rising Sun instead of the expensive original AMS. The BMCU, an AMS alternative, can be ordered as a DIY kit or fully assembled starting at around €50. Note: There are several versions with different features. If you have a basic level of DIY skills and a soldering iron, you can save a significant amount of money. It's hard to find a more affordable way to get a multi-color printing system for your 3D printer. Depending on the printer model, several BMCUs can be combined, allowing you to print significantly more than four colors. The only drawback: Unlike the original Bambu Lab system, the BMCU doesn't have automatic filament detection. Otherwise, it's a fully functional replacement. In addition to multi-color printing, it also allows you to use up all your filament. Like the AMS, the BMCU can switch to your backup spool when the main filament spool runs out and continue printing. My conclusion: I would buy it again in a heartbeat! Whether you choose the kit or the pre-assembled version is entirely up to you. For me, the fun of building it was paramount, and it met all my expectations. The BMCU prints reliably. My only criticisms: an error message remains on the printer, and updating the BMCU's firmware with a Mac is more complicated than with the original AMS. All solvable, but it's a bit of a hassle to begin with. Whether you choose the kit or the pre-assembled version is entirely up to you. Link to the enclosure print files: https://makerworld.com/de/models/1322... BMCU-C Hall Sensor Version, link to the seller's kit: https://www.aliexpress.com/store/1102... #BMCU #AMS #Bambulab Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:17 Intro 00:31 Why a Bambu Lab printer without AMS 01:21 BMCU 02:16 Different BMCU model versions 03:08 Follow the instructions 03:38 Let's get started 04:31 Scope of delivery 05:23 Checking the continuity of the buffer guides 06:54 Assembling the filament guides 07:41 Assembling the buffer guides 08:19 Each bag is Labeled - work according to instructions - make a decision 09:25 Solder motors 11:21 Install bearings 12:01 Cut PTFE tubing to size using a measuring guide 12:35 Install buffer guide 12:50 Assemble impeller 13:01 Oil gears and install bearings 13:50 Assemble housing 14:42 Check motor 14:52 Check magnets 15:33 Differences between versions 16:48 Assembly tips 17:13 Install button and housing cover 19:33 Insert and cut clear filament 20:16 Install mainboard in housing 20:58 PLA button breaks, print in PETG 21:21 Assemble baseplate and feeder 24:55 Screw spool holder bracket onto BMCU 24:58 Install BMCU on printer 29:35 Conclusion 32:28 Outro Visit me here: http://www.twopeople.de    / michaelkozlowskidr     / michael.kozlowski.dr     / drtwopeople     / twopeople   https://www.mtb-extreme.de https://insel-lieben.de Camera: Susanne Kozlowski Music: Royalty Free Music from Bensound @ www.bensound.com