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.4mm is the best all around nozzle, however if you're wanting to print anything with carbon fiber fill or glass fill then grab a hardened .6mm nozzle too. 4mm tends to plug up with the solids passing through it. Look to see if the drive rollers in the extruder are hardened in whatever printer...

Its plenty big for probably 95-99% of the crap most people print. It will fit a lower for sure, fits nicely. You might be looking at the A1 Mini if a lower is barely going to fit. though for stuff like this, still would HIGHLY recommend an enclosed printer to prevent part warpage and layer...

^^^ this too. my X1C has only had a single real failure exactly once because I run cheap plastic in it. some junk in the filament plugged the nozzle. Otherwise keep the bed clean and it just works. Its nice to treat the printer as a tool instead of a project on its own.

I've been lurking around here for a few years, and decided the heck with it, I'll join. So brief introduction: Once upon a time I was a fabricator. Hurt my back, then decided I can't do that crap forever, then went back to school. Now I do cybersecurity and question my life choices. I've...

I'm jumping in a bit late here on the convo, but I have the Bambu X1 Carbon and had the A1 before it.. Its easily the best printer I've ever owned or used in the last 12 years. Its printed all sorts of stuff. I'd strongly suggest getting the P1S from them. Its quite a bit cheaper than the X1C...