Then I press on the Preview tab, make sure it creates the G-code without errors or any issues, and then press on Print Plate and off it goes, and so far all has been good, I’ve printed over 20 items in the last 9 days including the main pulley for the Virpil rudder pedals FFB mod earlier today by Number481, I sent it to print, went to work (yes there was someone in the house just in case) and it had finished the same time I finished work, no hassle.
All in all there’s a bit to learn, but the reason I went with a Bambu Labs printer is there’s supposed to be less fussing around getting prints to work well, and that’s what I’ve seen many people say including a lot of people coming from Ender 3’s and though I’m only going by what they have said as I have not used that printer myself, I feel I understand what they mean already.
Let’s make one thing clear though, mainstream home 3D printing is still in its infancy, and even years from now 3D printing will still involve some level of tinkering and maintenance.