Hey everyone, today was an exciting day as I unboxed the Bamboo P1S 3D printer with AMS. My daughters were eagerly awaiting this moment, and the unboxing was a mix of anticipation and fun discoveries.

From the start, the packaging impressed me with its sturdy build and easy-to-open design. Using my trusty snippers, I carefully cut through the tape and unpacked everything. The printer itself looked sleek and well-protected, which was a relief.

I chose the Bamboo P1S for its user-friendly features, especially since I wanted my daughters to join me in 3D printing adventures without too much technical hassle. Plus, hearing rave reviews from a friend sealed the deal for me.

Setting it up was straightforward with clear instructions, though I admit I was a bit rusty from my last 3D printing endeavor. The setup included unboxing various components, securing connections, and preparing the print bed. It was a journey of rediscovery for me, especially with advancements like built-in cameras and intuitive controls.

Once powered on and calibrated, I eagerly jumped into my first test print with my daughter by my side. We printed a couple of the preloaded designed on the included SD card, and despite a few initial hiccups (like forgetting to load filament properly!), the printer performed admirably. The print quality was notably smoother and more precise compared to my older experiences with 3D printing.

Over the next two weeks, I experimented with different materials and designs, experiencing both successes and learning from failures. The Bamboo P1S impressed with its reliability and ease of use, though I did encounter minor challenges with the accompanying app and occasional operational noise.

In conclusion, the Bamboo P1S is a solid choice for beginners and hobbyists alike, offering a blend of simplicity and capability. While it's not without its quirks (like filament waste during multicolor prints), the overall experience has reignited my passion for 3D printing. If you're looking to explore this fascinating world, I'd recommend giving it a try—just be prepared for a bit of a learning curve!

For more insights and a peek at our first prints, check out the full video on my youtube channel. Happy printing, everyone!