Any good alternatives to Bambulab printers?
absolutely, see other comments
Don’t want a printer that I habe to tinker with
nope, and this is why I have a P1S and not one of the alternatives (and the one time I did need to tinker, because my AMS' internal hub unit failed and needed replacing, Bambu CS handled it well and fairly quickly)
this commenter is awful, but I do have to appreciate the person who responded to them with "GPT2, calm down."
I don't see any way this is anything but a filament issue, it's not like your print head could print a layer after the layer on top of it...
fwiw, I've had similar issues with some multicolor filaments, I think sometimes they just aren't made quite right but still pass QA.
They also have one of the best reward programs for designers, and creating an account isn't difficult; I really don't see how this is an issue where links should be banned.
Plus this post isn't even a makerworld link, it's a hackaday link, so a URL filter wouldn't have done anything in this case anyways.
owning, and dealing with the regular issues of, a Sovol SV07 is what made me buy a P1S + AMS combo in the first place
It may have just been a one-off, but I hated my SV07 so much that I've sworn off Sovol for good (the SV07's constant issues are what pushed me to get a P1S, actually).
Big recommend to just jump straight to OrcaSlicer. It has Bambu Studio's much-improved-over-PrusaSlicer UI but with features ported in from PrusaSlicer and SuperSlicer and compatibility with non-Bambu printers.
This is fantastic. Is the file hosted anywhere?
This is definitely not true of OrcaSlicer, at least not anymore. I’m running an 0.6mm nozzle and 120% layer width at 0.2mm layer height results in 0.72mm line width, not 0.24mm.
Another OrcaSlicer user here. Started off with PrusaSlicer and switched over at a friend's recommendation, and honestly am so glad I did (it has a much nicer UI and some really neat features ported over from SuperSlicer).
OrcaSlicer distributes an aarch64 flatpak with their regular releases, but I'm unsure what version of OpenGL it depends on.