3D Printing Daily — Thursday, 20 February 2026
California proposes sweeping 3D printer restrictions, Bambu discontinues the P1P, and the KitchenAid pasta roller print goes viral.
From stringing to warping to that nightmare first layer — here's how to diagnose and fix the problems that actually show up in real printing.
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California proposes sweeping 3D printer restrictions, Bambu discontinues the P1P, and the KitchenAid pasta roller print goes viral.
The Prusa MK4S and Bambu P1S both cost serious money and deliver serious results — but they represent fundamentally different philosophies about what a printer should be.
Manufacturers claim 500mm/s — but what does that mean for actual print times? We cut through the spec sheet noise with real Benchy benchmarks.
At £200-250, the Neptune 4 Pro runs Klipper, hits real-world 250mm/s, and offers more build volume than the A1 Mini — making it the best value speed printer around.
Bambu Lab retires the iconic P1P after 3 years. Here's the EOL timeline and what it means for owners.
The A1 Mini still sets the bar for beginner 3D printers — but Bambu's 2025 authentication drama complicates the recommendation.
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A new California bill would require all 3D printers sold in the state to include government-approved firearm detection software. Here is what makers need to know.
Bambu's January 2025 firmware update broke local network printing for thousands of users. Here's what happened, why it matters, and what you should do.