There's a thread on the bbl forum discussing this very thing lol. Maybe some people enjoy putting a bit of intricate detailing on their stuff and the most obvious thing to try is the logo.
I'm also absolutely loving my x1c. I've done a coffee distribution tool that's more a sharp fidget spinner than anything else, some multiboard stuff and currently prototyping some outdoor chair slidey-mechanism-holder things that will eventually get made from one of the tougher filaments once I get all the bits right.
The only thing I've done to my printer is put a paving slab under it for vibration damping (and some closed cell foam under that for good luck). I had a tiny bit of stringing on my first print but I now keep the door open with PLA. Between the slab and door I don't know which fixed it but everything has worked.
Public service announcement though: if you're using the bambu filament samples, be careful when they run out, the green sample that came with mine was taped at the end and when it finished, the tape ripped off with a bit of cardboard and was flapping about loose in the AMS, spooling in and out. The AMS didn't give me an error I just heard the print had stopped and went to check. I had to then reach in and grab the end with the tape to stop it getting pulled into the AMS and put the print on pause so I could snip it off and change. I am now the proud owner of a two colour green/white poop chute but it could have been worse if the tape got jammed in the AMS. I'm tempted to respool the rest of the filament just to be safe (obviously with a printed spooler because this hobby is absolutely mint)
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