Mostly follows the same process as the other printers, with some slight differences

1.  Load your file into a slicer (Bambu Studio recommended) and follow the process as usual

2. Load your file onto a micro SD card and take it to the printer (there may be an sd card in the printer in which case use that)

Wireless file transfer/printing may be availiable in the future. Files can be transfered wirelessly if you fill out the google form bellow but it wont happen instantly

3. Print the file on the printer following the instructions on screen, ensure that the correct filament in the AMS is selected. The printer will automatically continue printing with a different identical spool if one runs out so if it is running low ensure another is in a different slot. (If you open the AMS make sure it is properly closed afterwards)

4. It is possible to adjust some settings while the printer is printing. The most useful of these is the speed. You can turn up the speed to sport (124%) or ludicrous (166%). I recommend using sport(124%) but feel free to try out ludicrous. If your print is not looking clean then try lowering the speed again. Generally leave the temperature and materials alone unless they are set incorrectly.

5. When the print is finished use the scraper to remove the print and the extra calibration test which will be along the edge of the print bed.

Be careful when scraping so as not to damage the print surface

The print bed is removable and magnetic and removing prints is easier with the bed removed.

6. Place the print bed back in the printer and enjoy your print!

If you have any questions please ask!