This video is a complete hands-on review of the @BambuLab A1 Combo — my first new FDM 3D printer in 8 years — and I put it through real tests that matter to tabletop gamers and miniature painters.
From unboxing and setup to printing terrain, miniatures, and custom hobby storage, I wanted to see if the A1 Combo could actually deliver the speed, quality, and reliability hobbyists need.
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - The Video's Mission
01:56 - Unboxing, Set up, and First Print
04:34 - Using the Software and Printing Storage Solutions
08:59 - The AMS Lite
09:54 - Printing Terrain
11:17 - Printing Tabletop Miniatures
• Setup and first print experience
• Shelf storage prints for miniature paints
• Terrain printing for tabletop games like Trench Crusade
• Tabletop miniature printing using a 0.2mm nozzle
• AMS Lite multicolor system and workflow
• Speed and quality compared to older printers
The results genuinely surprised me.
If you're a miniature painter, tabletop gamer, or hobbyist looking to get into 3D printing — or upgrade your current printer — this video will help you decide if the Bambu Lab A1 Combo is worth it.
Bambu Lab provided this printer, but all opinions are my own based on real testing and real hobby use.
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