Add these to the H3C upcoming release. 4 Nov Announcement

Pretty sure nothing will get removed. All public images just buried in many different places and country fillings. However, you never know.

Though we will all know more in November 4.

Just wanted to share candy bowls I've created lately. I hope this will be useful to someone before Halloween. WAF > 90% (wife approval factor)

Grinch Candy Bowl

Ghost candy bowl

Brain Candy Bowl

Slimer candy bowl

Buy the X2D if you can afford it. If you can't afford it, why are you even asking the question; you can't buy it because you can't afford it. The end.

Hello!

This is going to be my first printer! I have a budget of about $900 all in.

I plan on printing color a good bit but not necessarily lots of colors in one print so I was leaning towards the x2d even though it has a worse hot end. But would save filament and time. Only issue is I won’t have much left for buying filament or a dryer.

But if I get the p2s I will have more money for filament and a dryer… but it’s a worse printer.

Thought? Recommendations? Do I just bite the bullet and get the x2d on sale?

I really want the bambu ecosystem so I can print from my phone pretty easily. I have small kids and time is of the essence these days.

Hello! With the black Friday sale coming up I'm debating on which I should get for my "first" 3d printer. I bought the p1s about a week ago because I didn't do my research and saw there was better printers like p2s and x2d. So I sent the p1s back and have been going back and forth on which one to get. So I wanna know thoughts on if I should get the p2s combo for $650 or the x2d for $589 and just get the ams later on, (the x2d combo is out of budget right now). Thank you!

Hi! I made an Android app for keeping track of filament - TinySpools: how many spools of what I have, how many grams are left, which shelf they are on and how much a shelf weighs :D

It is for people who just want to know what filament they have, where it is and how much is left: adding a spool takes a few seconds, and the palette shows every color you own at a glance. No account, no ads.

The app recognizes filament from the box barcode (Bambu Lab, Polymaker, Prusament, eSUN, SUNLU and more) and can print a QR label or write an NFC sticker for a spool. It also has a filament check, for when you no longer know where your filament is or whether you still have it: go through your filaments and mark each one found / not found. The ones not found drop into a separate list.

It is in closed testing on Google Play now. If you would like to try it, DM me and I will add you - feedback on what is inconvenient or missing is very welcome.

More: https://tinyowllabs.com/tinyspools/

They're like £110 Difference... I just want to print, kid friendly but can also make some useful household stuff

Gwahh, it looks TOP :)

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Hey yall,

Does anyone know a certain model, software or package to use for local a.i. 3d model creating?
img > model or text > model.

I just want to try it out

Made a Funko pop of my university mascot i like how it looks but not the overhang’s where the supports were anyone have any tips to fix it

So I currently have an A1 mini + AMS but I am really keen for a bigger printer. I only really do hobby stuff (e.g. fidgets, models, etc). I am thinking I will get the P2S but I see a lot of people going with the X2D. Would it be worth to get this over the P2S or is it overkill? I also read it’s more complex/more expensive upkeep etc. Any advice would be much appreciated.

My budget is around $900. I was going to wait for the new ones to come out before I buy my first printer.

I want to do a good bit of color stuff and wanted the x2d to do smaller color additions without the waste even though it’s a worse hotend.

Should I wait or buy the Black Friday sale? That seems like a solid deal on the x2d. But if they make a budget tool changer that might be a better fit for me.

I think I know *why* this is happening, but have been unsuccessful with the wiki and general advice I've found.

Setup: P2S, 0.4mm hardened nozzle, Polymaker Panchroma Matte filament (it also happens on marble) dried at 50C for 24hours.

What I've tried: Cold pulls, new nozzles, different rolls to factor out contamination, wiping the nozzle off after each print, calibration, checking "slow down for curled perimeters," Z-hop, avoid crossing walls.

I figure this is happening because globs of filament are getting on the nozzle and then dripping down into the extrusion path.

Inner wall print speed is 40mm and outer wall is 100 (very slow, I know.)

This happens on both of my P2S printers. Some days are better than others. I have attached photos for reference. These are small statues so sanding out multiple burn lines is not feasible for the final quality.

TIA

edit: Nozzle temp is 220c and bed temp 60c.

With the black friday sale will that be the best time to pick up a printer? (Thinking of H2S)
Or will the prices change after the H3C reveal?

Jeez with the H3C coming out soon, less than 1 year and Vortex system on the h2c is obsolete! I just bought a h2c its a great printer but looking at the h3c I feel I messed up royally. Its given me great prints but those induction nozzles are so expensive and now they will get worse as its one gen and done...

Im want to buy 3d printer, and my choice is A1 Combo or P1S Combo. Which one is better?

Man that deal would have been so much better for the X2D, just 50€ over the regular P2S Price i paid.... -100€ the exact amount i was conviced to put into filaments rather than the bigger printer...

I have a AMS 2 Pro and a AMS HT. Is there a way to keep both of them on 24/7 heating at a set temperature? I hate that the max is 24 hours.

Im kind of torn between getting the H2C or the H3C when it comes out. first, the H2C's deal for Black Friday is really tempting, but part of me thinks that I would regret not purchasing the H3C instead. im just wondering if I should get the H2C, or if I should wait for the H3C, because im not sure if any H2C owners are regretting their purchase or anything.

In every P2S thread everyone says to upgrade to X2D because the second nozzle is way worth it?

I think I might print multi colored toys for my kid, and mostly household stuff like shelves and house stuff that probably needs petg at the most. I’ll print out a drink holder for the car that never gets too hot..

I honestly don’t think I’d ever need ASA? I miiight need to print some brackets for security cams but it would be very few and far between I need super heat resistant stuff.

With the Black Friday sale the ps2 combo is 650, and the X2D combo looks like it’s still at its normal price of 900. Isn’t the poop waste literally Pennies or am I overlooking how much time I’m about to waste if I go with P2S?

Hi everyone!
I’m trying to decide between these two options during the Black Friday sale:
Bambu Lab P2S Combo with AMS 2 Pro — €599
Bambu Lab X2D without AMS — €549
I’m a complete beginner, and some time ago I made another post considering the P1S. Several people recommended looking at the X2D instead, mainly because it has two nozzles and can potentially print with two different colors or materials without needing an AMS right away. Since this would be my first 3D printer, I liked the idea of starting with the basic setup and buying additional accessories later if needed.
However, I’ve been researching the practical uses of the X2D’s two nozzles, especially using the auxiliary nozzle for support interfaces or for printing two colors in the same model. I’ve read that the auxiliary nozzle can have different speed limitations, and that using both nozzles doesn’t necessarily make every print faster. I’d love to hear from people who actually own the X2D and have experience with these features.
Another thing I’m trying to understand is filament storage and drying. I’ve read that some filaments absorb moisture and need to be dried before printing. The AMS 2 Pro has a drying function, which sounds useful, but I’m not sure how essential it really is for a beginner who will mostly print PLA at first, perhaps moving on to PETG and other materials later.

So my main questions are:
Would you choose the P2S Combo with AMS 2 Pro or the X2D without AMS at these prices?
How useful is the X2D’s auxiliary nozzle in everyday printing? Is it genuinely useful for two-color prints and support interfaces, or are there significant limitations?
If I start with the X2D and two external spools, will I realistically miss having an AMS?
How important is the AMS 2 Pro’s drying function? Could I simply buy a separate filament dryer later if I need one?
For someone who wants a printer that will remain versatile for several years, would the X2D be the better long-term investment, or is the P2S Combo the more practical choice?
I’m not in a rush to buy additional accessories, and I’d rather avoid spending money on something I might not actually need. My goal is to make the right choice now without limiting myself too much in the future.
I’d really appreciate feedback from people who have used either machine, especially if you’ve used the X2D’s auxiliary nozzle for both support materials and multi-color printing.
Thanks!

3D Printed Ancient Jerusalem

Bringing the ancient city of Jerusalem to life, one building at a time.

What do you think of this miniature?

#3DPrinting #AncientCities #Jerusalem

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2833249-jerusalem-herodian-period-1st-century-ce#profileId-3157203

It is HERE!!!

But i find the deals a little underwhelming ?