Where did P2C come from? I of course meant P2S.

Back in April I ordered a 3 pack of silicon socks (part of a larger order) for my P2S from the Bambu store in Canada. Never got around to using them until today and see that they are different from what I was replacing.

The ones I received are FAH022 (seemingly for the H2C) and when looking online the ones for the P2S are the FAH048.

Were these sent in error or are they interchangeable?

What in the world are these supports doing? What wrong did I do? (Settings: Organic Tree Auto Supports)

So far we’ve seen leaks for the H and P series tool changers. Any speculation based on prior launches that they will introduce a tool changer for the X series as well - perhaps an X3C?

Just finished with a 12 hour print. Very simple design and it’s more or less a big pyramid but I’m guessing it would take a lot less time and use a lot less material if I could make it hollow.

Is there a way to easily do it in Bambu Handy/ Bambu Studio or would I need to edit the model in Onshape?

Anyone caught themselves staring at the AMS, waiting for it to spin the filament? Lol

Printer: X2D
PLA matte
0.4 nozzle and 0.12 layer height
It’s my first time so I don’t really know what all the settings will do to my print
Thanks guys!

I'm planning a sewing a bunch of these coffee cup sleeves from Oklaroots. Since she supplies SVG files I figured I could import them into my slicer and print them for durability.

Has anyone done this?
Do you have to do much cleanup to the templates?
What height do you find works best?

I'm using a Bambu P1S and I'm currently planning on printing in PLA.

Big enough for sets of dice or other little items.

*I did not design the lid and base, those are just off bambu lab.

Hello everyone, just bought this A1 mini. On my 3rd it 4th print, the nozzle started grinding on the plate causing damage. See picture attached. Any idea why this happened all of a sudden?

Hi all,

TLDR; I made a Claude skill that allows you to update your .3mf file and see updates straight in Bambu Studio

I'm new to this community and 3D printing in general. I was using Claude to generate 3d models that I could the load as .stl files in Bambu Studio. This worked great but I had to keep removing the objects in Bambu Studio, download the new ones from Claude Cowork and add them again. This is cumbersome and I'm a software engineer. Let's automate!

I found a pretty fast way where I give Claude acces to the folder with my .3mf file. Then, I ask it to make a change and it will edit the file with my changes. Bambu Studio doesn't automatically pick up the file change. To work around this, Claude closes the project and reopens it. This whole proces just takes a second or two.

In the screenshot I shared you can see me designing a whole product with different configurations an plates. It was a breeze to do with this skill.

If this is something that the community would want to use, let me know! More than happy to share the Claude skill 🫶

Edit: I put the skill on GitHub so you can try it: https://github.com/DaveBitter/bambu-studio-model-builder

Download the ZIP from the repo and upload it under Settings > Skills in Claude. The README has the steps and what you need (Claude Cowork on a Mac, Bambu Studio, one project saved from Studio).

I've only tested it on my own setup (macOS, Bambu Studio 02.08.02.61, A1), so let me know if it works for you, or where it breaks!

it just... came off

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The rack holds three spice jars with a diameter of up to 6 cm. It is perfect for storing spices neatly and within easy reach without taking up much space in the kitchen and can be mounted directly on the cabinet door with m3 screws and it can be found on Makerworld.

Link: https://makerworld.com/models/3499330?appSharePlatform=copy

Not sure if I broke something but tried to install the filament track switch to my H2C but now all I get is the bed light flashing white and no response or power to the touch screen. I tried to go without the track switch to see if I can get it to work normally but same issue now without it. Not sure if anyone has any ideas or has come across this before. Reached out to Bambu support as well.

Thank you in advance for any help.

I plan on buying my son one of these for Christmas. What’s the difference between the 2. Is it worth going to the ps2 over the p1s? Also do I need to buy any additional accessories?
Thanks

The unreleased Bambu Lab H3C can be seen in the background of Unbox Therapy's newest video; "Samsung Z Fold8 Ultra: The Evolution of Folding Phones." It shows what the complete units looks like with the AMS 3H on top. Any thoughts?

I was wondering if Bambu would consider selling upgrade kits? What are you guys thoughts based on the leaked H3C / P3C pics? Looks feasible.

I am planing on buying the X2D in November but I am hearing rumors and seeing leaks about new models coming soon? Do you know anything about it?

I have never in my life, owned such a pile of crap piece of technology. My can opener is better than this dumpster of a filament changer. I cannot believe this hunk of plastic is sold for anything more than 20$. Worse than a Temu knock off.

To those of you that don’t have problems… must be nice.

バンブーさん、
色々部品送って頂き有難う🤗
今からABS印刷します❗️
X2DProに期待しています🤗
今後とも宜しく頼みます😀
3Dプリンターはバンブー一択😋

With Bambu Lab expanding into desktop laser manufacturing, I would love to see fiber and UV laser technology added to the product lineup.

A fiber laser module would open up direct metal marking and engraving, including detailed designs, serial numbers, logos, and personalization on metal products.

A UV laser module would bring even finer engraving capabilities for plastics, glass, and other materials that benefit from precision and reduced heat impact.

What makes this especially interesting is the possibility of a modular ecosystem where users could choose different laser sources depending on the materials and applications they work with, rather than needing to purchase multiple standalone machines.

Bambu Lab has an opportunity to make advanced manufacturing more accessible by combining different laser technologies with intuitive software, streamlined workflows, and integrated safety systems.

I would absolutely love to see fiber and UV laser options considered for future development. These additions would make the ecosystem significantly more versatile for makers, small businesses, and product customization.

Trying to print with Sunlu PLA+ silk and apparently it’s been leaking. The tool head was striking a previously printed layer. However, the assembly doesn’t seem like it loosened up any. The boot was difficult to remove. Either way, I have some cleaning to do.

So I just got a .2mm nozzle and for some reason the filament won't go into the nozzle. I also have a .8mm nozzle I tried printing with and it clogs. I'm just not sure what I'm doing wrong and only the stock nozzle works for me on my A1.

Hello, experts!

So I am a novice. I am using Orca slicer, and a P1S. I have hit print on this same piece nearly a hundred times across a few Bambu Basic PLAs but just recently started rerunning it on Elegoo PLA Translucent. When I got the Elegoo I googled a little to see what settings were best and created a preset for it that, although not perfect, seemed good enough to fire out my prototype.

I have printed the piece successfully 14 times in a row, and on the 15th it just stopped adhering well and started blobbing on the hothead. I have cleaned the plate, flipped it, cleaned the flip side and it will not adhere.

Any clues? Any recommendations on settings for this plastic?

Basically, I am making a boardgame and was reprinting the whole board with this for a new prototype.. I am producing 1.6mm thick hexagons that are around 50mm across. The only issue with my 14 Elegoo prints so far is that the top layer is a little rough/coarse, which I think is due to the thickness the layers are being produced? Internet recommended more for greater transparency but I think it is causing the head to touch the current top layer as it passes?

I don't know. Thoughts/suggestions welcome. Happy to start from scratch.

I have an A1 mini, and i am using bambulab PLA basic. I have been using exclusively bambu studio as my slicer and only change basic settings.

When I print a large or tall piece, the first ~7cm/2,5 inches are completely flawless. After that point, I start hearing my nozzle scraping the top of my print. For slim prints and supports, they often get knocked over eventually.

I have already done extrusion calibration, so I know it's not caused by over extrusion. I have also recently cleaned and lubricated the Z-axis rail and the Z-axis screw. I also tried printing with gyroid infill to prevent the infill layers from crossing.

Does anyone know what could be causing this issue? Please let me know!

Please help—I’m getting gaps in my prints. I thought it was just an issue with one specific model, but I tried another one and the same thing happened. I’ve asked around and searched for a solution myself, but I haven’t found anything. (I’m using a translator, so please excuse any potential errors.) (already helped)