SV06-Fully-Open-Source VS BambuStudio

The A8's were responsible for a few housefires due to not having thermal runaway activated in the firmware, there are much much better printers available these days, one printer that is built the same as this but is based on the Prusa MK3 is the Sovol SV-06 and is a very good machine https://sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv06-direct-drive-3d-printer

And even then, there are plenty of clones with comparable (and even slightly better) features for less than half the price.

Hey they have models here https://github.com/Sovol3d/SV06-Fully-Open-Source

You print the replacement part on a different printer, order it directly on the aftermarket, purchase it from the manufacturer, or have it print over a print service, as the entire assembly has been published by sovol. https://github.com/Sovol3d/SV06-Fully-Open-Source

The files provided from Sovol are replacement models for the parts on the printer that you could 3d print or source elsewhere from what I understand https://github.com/Sovol3d/SV06-Fully-Open-Source . The One-Stop Shop https://github.com/bassamanator/Sovol-SV06-firmware/tree/master provides some updated klipper (custom firmware) configs that seem to work well on the sv06 and that same person is trying to gather info on the electronic parts of the machine as well so we can replace the parts as needed if something breaks and don't need to wait on Sovol to reply to source a replacement https://github.com/bassamanator/everything-sovol-sv06 . I personally would love to contribute to the teardown but this is my first 3d printer and I am not nearly knowledgeable enough to begin tearing this apart fully. I likely will to grease the bearings but mine seem to have avoided the issue that has plagued numerous others and will try to document things then.

No need to take measurements Sovol have open sourced the parts and provided STL’s, you can find them here.

There is currently huge debate in the 3D printing world related to information logged by Bambu Lab printers.

Those printers encrypt their logged files and I’m curious to see if there is a way to decrypt them to finally seen what kind of information is stored and tracked.

Here are some sample files. What would be the first step to attempt to decrypt them? Is there a way to see which encryption method they are using and then throw hashpower to these files using tools like hashcat?

https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/1261#issuecomment-1423022959

You should probably try the Appimage (the "all-is-included" package) ; if your Linux is Ubuntu or Ubuntu-based, download the one for Ubuntu from this page https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/releases/.

Now you realise that you can't fully complete the upgrade because: https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/2161

But when I start on my Mac in Bambu studio I have a problem. I seem to be affected by this bug that I can't send all plates to the printer at once (https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/1886) and thus I need to send prints individually which means I can't start the print as soon as I have cleared the previous plate but I have to open my mac again, open Bambu Studio and print the next plate.

Not sure if this is related however the last post in this thread looks similar. https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/753

It looks like the RTSP stream is X1C exclusive, and not available on the P1 series. Not sure about the A1 as that's new

https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/1536