Change your Bambu Lab username: three places
There is no single Bambu name. The account nickname, the community username and the MakerWorld name change in three places. Which shows where, and how.
The side that turns printing into work: part cost sums, ways to earn with a 3D printer, and workshop software from Cura to Orca Slicer and G-code.
There is no single Bambu name. The account nickname, the community username and the MakerWorld name change in three places. Which shows where, and how.
Three markets, three different economics: finished products, print on demand, selling designs. Real margin math, and the jobs that lose money from day one.
3D printing takes two kinds of program: CAD to draw the model, a slicer to turn it into printer commands. Which one you need, and which free ones are good.
Filament, electricity, depreciation, failed prints and labor: 3D printing cost has five parts, and your slicer only ever shows you the first one.
Cura is the free slicer that turns a 3D model into commands your printer reads. Installing it, adding your printer, the settings that matter, first print.
G-code is the command list the slicer produces and the printer reads. Core commands, editing the file inside a sliced 3MF, and where it earns its keep.
Orca Slicer is a free fork of Bambu Studio: same interface, built-in calibration tools, far wider printer support. What differs and when to use which.