Crazy discounts presented by Bambu Lab. Their 3D printers can be purchased from 199 euros

If you’ve ever thought about getting a 3D printer or just want to expand the state of your printing arsenal, the current Black Friday sale in the official European e-shop of Bambu Lab might be an interesting choice.

Bambu Lab printers have been very popular in recent years mainly due to the ease of use, the constantly growing user base or the high reliability and print quality. In addition, Bambu Lab printers can be purchased at quite lucrative prices as part of discount events.

Printers from 199 euros, discounted by AMS and much more

As part of the ongoing Black Friday event from October 21 to December 3 (until 9:00 a.m.) is on Bambu Lab official website in the shop section a wide range of discounted printers, filaments and other accessories. Worth mentioning, for example, is the excellent Bed Slinger Bambu Lab A1 starting at 299 euros without AMS Lite or the Bambu Lab A1 mini for 199 euros.

The more advanced Bambu Lab P1S and X1C CoreXY printers were also discounted during Black Friday, the price of which starts at 549 euros, i.e. 1049 euros in the basic version without AMS. Lower prices currently also apply to a range of filaments from ordinary to special ones with admixture of carbon fibers or accessories for 3D printers (printing pads, hotends or small electronics belonging to the Maker’s Supply category).

A small glossary of terms:

• Bed Slicer: A 3D printer where the print bed (bed) moves forward and backward on one axis during printing, while the print head moves along the other three axes.

• CoreXY: A 3D printer where the print head is powered by two motors that work together to move in the X and Y axes, allowing faster and more accurate printing. The printing pad (bed) moves only in the Y axis.

• AMS a AMS Lite: abbreviation of the English Automatic Material System (automatic material system). With this accessory, you can print from multiple colors at once.

• Maker’s Supply: Bambu Lab category containing small electronics (such as LEDs, small motors, key fobs, etc.) that may be needed when printing various creations.