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Perhaps contact manufacturer and or retailer and explain the problem.

From the video it looks like the lead screw nut is missing.

There is an "Off Topic" folder to post in for 'funny posts'.

This forum is not the place for airing political remarks.

Considering that you have posted about an air compressor in a forum dedicated to 3D printing I assume you will know where to get a discombobulater, if you get one with a double joint giggle pin you...

I don't know what your set up is, but wonder if it might warrant making a fixture rather than use two vices.

This might be what you want...

https://uk.store.bambulab.com/collections/fiber-reinforced/products/ppa-cf

I returned my Qidi XMAX 3, the software was buggy, parts needed replacing, the heated chamber did nothing to stop prints warping, the file transfer from the USB stick was very slow and unreliable as...

Of the printers you mention, Prusa do their own thing and seem reliable with good after sales and back up service.

The user experience with the Bambu X1C is way in front of any of the other...

A picture of the bed leveling square would help to see the surface. The 'Z' offset might need adjusting in the slicer settings.
I don't use Cura, however a guess of 100% is a figure to start from...

Considering this happened after changing the motherboard, perhaps putting the old one back in might be worth trying.

Did you do a flow rate check, also check the "e" steps.

It's called 'manage attachments' lower down the page where you type in your post.

There is a flow rate calibration file in the pull down menu in Orcaslicer

I've seen clips on Youtube about the vertical ringing lines on prints and there seems to be some evidence that it's caused by harmonics from the belt, pulleys and stepper motors on a coreXY machine....

Might be better to tighten nozzle when heat block temperature is approx 20 degrees higher than your normal temps, this will make a better seal on the end of the bowden tube when it cools to your...

I've got an X1C with the AMS if that helps, it's been a totally different user experience for me with the Bambu Labs machine.
It was basically switch on and load some filament, send a file to print...

It often seems to happen mainly in one area, search Youtube for under extrusion videos.

The holes look like under extrusion.

There is a flow rate calulator in the calibration menu in Orca slice

There is a ready made adjustable temperature tower in the calibration menu in Orcaslicer

Try making the vertical height of your print a multiple of the layer height.

Just the free version with a limit of ten saved projects, a few features are disabled but it's adequate for my limited ability.

I don't know Tinkercad, but in Fusion 360 the spline tool puts nodes on.

You can scale the size up or down in the slicer before you print it.
Max size will depend on printer build volume.

You need to download whatever slicer you want to use onto your PC.

Import any files you want to print into the slicer which will convert them into a G-code file that your printer can read.
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