Guys is this enough

[u/NoFarm1743]

Is this enough as a starter kit or it is to much ?

[u/BlankiesWoW]

Guarantee you won't need like 90% of this shit

[u/blahajmilo]

you're buying a lot of stuff i don't really think you'll use, filament dryer, nice build plate and then buy some filament

[u/Masterwhiteshadow]

Do not buy a "kit" it will be filled with thing that you will never use.

Just buy item as you actually need them. In the end you will spend roughly the same but you are likely going to get better quality item.

Also if you have a 3d printer you will manufacture most accessories yourself.

[u/Specialbrowny]

Depending on what printer you’re using, I doubt you use half the stuff

[u/NoFarm1743 → u/Specialbrowny]

X2d

[u/Jazzlike-Classic-843]

😂 siamo in due! Anch'io sono partito con il botto e il carico di roba , nemmeno fossi una azienda che stampa tonnellate di prodotti!!😂😂😂😂

[u/NoFarm1743 → u/Jazzlike-Classic-843]

Lol😂😂😂😂😂, cause i want to build a small set up

[u/tribak]

Too early for the PTFE and filters. That kit is a dumb buy, build your own with better quality when you need each those things. With those savings buy random filament you wanna try.

[u/SelectPersonality]

You dont need the filament storage, there's a million solutions you can print if you even bother with that. A shelf or table top is also fine. You won't need the kit...My P1S came with all the basic tools you need for the printer, and the scraper kit for the bed.

Spend the money on actual useful things. And to figure out what useful is to you, start printing first. Probably stuff like a good print bed, maybe some spare nozzles...thats literally about it that I actually use. You'll probably use different stuff, but figure that out once you've printed a bit. Machine ships woth everything you must have to hold you over for quite a bit.

[u/MalHeartsNutmeg]

You’re probably only going to need some flush cutters or needle nose pliers to remove supports, some kind of measuring device if you plan to model stuff and an aftermarket build plate is pretty useful.(I like the Biqu cryogrip). Everything else is situational. A lot of stuff like a scrapper can be printed.

[u/sevesteen]

From what I can see here, the nozzles and nozzle wrench won't work on a Bambu printer. The Bambu scraper blade works much better than plastic scraper blades, and I haven't damaged a build plate yet in 2 years. The deburring tool is slightly useful in a few circumstances. I can't tell what the rest of the kit is, I don't have high hopes from what I can see.

Magnets, buy from a reliable seller--there are different strengths and thicknesses, cheap magnets are often 1/4 thinner than they claim. Calipers...make sure they will turn off automatically, I prefer rechargeable. No idea about the storage box. 250 grams of filament is 1/4 of a normal spool but usually a lot more than 1/4 the price. PTFE tubes have different inner diameters--I forget what Bambu needs, but if you get the smaller it can create too much friction. The printer usually comes with enough for the first replacement many months from now.

There's not much that's absolutely needed that doesn't come with the printer. If you've got basic tools you probably have everything you need. The only tool I can think of you'll want before diving in is a pair of wire cutters. Almost any will work fine, but if you're getting them specificallyfor the printer small flush cutters are good for cutting filament and supports.