Print Area Light for Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Print Area Light for Bambu Lab A1 MiniIntroductionOver the years, I’ve tested a variety of 3D printers, but the Bambu Lab A1 Mini impressed me the most. Even though it’s marketed as a budget model, in terms of print quality and speed it comes very close to the X1C — and in some areas it’s even better. It runs noticeably quieter and handles basic filaments with ease. I had no issues printing nylon and TPU through a 0.2 mm nozzle. Of course, the manufacturer limited the camera and controller capabilities, but overall the A1 Mini is an excellent machine for small and precise jobs. Compared to other printers in the same category, the A1 Mini stands out for its stability, consistent print results, and the fact that it requires far fewer “DIY” tweaks to run well. The main downside is lighting in the print area. The stock camera only has two weak LEDs that barely illuminate anything. Worse yet, the light sometimes shines directly into your eyes, making it hard to monitor prints. To fix this,