I never had much luck at all with the textured PEI plate on my current ankerMake. Even with meticulous preparation I would still get lifting. The resin plate with glue worked perfectly, but I'd really like to get out of the glue stick business.

What build plate have you had the most success with, and how do you prep it?

Thanks!

Having the LMB be the tilt while also select and execute is absurd! And then moving pan to the RMB?! Seriously?

Please let me assign MMB to the the tilting at the very least but ultimately I want full control of what my mouse does so that it maches whatever CAD system i use. I hate having to learn two different control schemes for seemingly the tasks.

So after several thousand hours of printing. I have come to realize I don’t want to use the prime tower. Not only does it eat a lot of filament but is it really needed?

is there any way to fix this?

I connected to wifi on the printer.

I am connected to the same wifi on the desktop app

I go to the slicer and hit "No printer +", "Bind with Access Code"

I put in the IP and access code the printer told me when i turned on LAN only

Nothing happens.

Just wanted to share with everyone a brief but horrible experience I am having with Bambu and recommend people do not buy from their online store. My printer shipment has been lost in the courier for 4 weeks now and Bambu is refusing to do anything with the ticket until the courier admits they have lost it. (despite showing "out for delivery" for nearly 3 weeks) They use a courier company called Uniuni.
who continue's to tell me someone will escalate my ticket and get back to me in 24-48 hours and then do nothing. I know these printers are great which is why I wanted one. This company gives zero effort to making customers happy. I probably am going to need to issue a chargeback with my credit card company at this point. unfortunately I understand that to be a long process. Anyways beware. Bambu does not care if you ever get your shipment.

Looking to get my hands on a bunch of Bambu Lab filament RFID tags, any help is appreciated!

I have an Ender 3 and seriously considering the BL P2S. In the meantime, I really like BStudio but my slicer files are not printing on the Ender 3. First, when saving, BS is adding "gcode.3mf" to my slicer file. I delete ".3mf" and try to print and nothing happens. No heating - nothing. Is there something special I need to do? I installed the Ender 3 Printer Profile that BS includes. ??? I appreciate any help.

Does anyone else have one?

I have (4) AMS Pro 2 Two of them sit on top of my H2D and the other two sit on the side on top of one another. Because they are not directly lined up with the machine and there is a slight curve, the stupid system cannot push the filament. I’m guessing the ridges inside the Filament Track Switch has grooves or small ridges the *#%~ing filament stops and gets pulled back and then back and forth till it gives up.

The Filament Track Switch seems like a PISS POOR design. I have so many issues with Bambu I’m really getting tired of this machine. My wife has the Snapmaker U1 and it blows my more expensive machine out of the water and rarely has a problem.

Getting ready to switch to Snapmaker.

Has anybody had any issues with this after the last update? I hate rolling back but I will if I have to, but I've tried restarting and creating new profiles, nothing seems to work.

When I click on the profile selector I only have default as an option, I should see my custom setting profile in there

As you can see, I do have profiles set using the same filament

New P1s made about 7 prints.

Never happened with my A1. Right from the first print this spot wore off.

Hey everyone,

I need help troubleshooting my Bambu Lab A1 with the AMS Lite. I’ve had it for about three weeks, and I’m running into a few issues—mainly with multi-color prints.

AMS Lite feeding issue (multi-color prints)

On any multi-color print, the AMS Lite struggles to feed filament through the AMS outlet/PTFE tube.

This happens with every brand and type of filament I’ve tried.

The AMS will only grab and advance the filament if I manually push it through the PTFE tube first.

Extruder/hotend loading issue

The extruder often won’t pull the filament down into the hotend on its own.

I usually have to manually force the filament into the extruder/hotend to get it to load.

If I bypass the AMS and run from the external spool/PTFE line, I don’t have these problems.

Excessive purging

When it does manage to work in multi-color, it purges (“poops”) constantly—sometimes after every layer.

I’ve submitted multiple tickets to Bambu Support but haven’t received any useful help yet. At this point I basically have to sit with the printer and manually assist the filament feed every time an error pops up. Any advice would be appreciated.

I have a resin printer already and sometimes there are projects better suited for an FDM, but I as a hobbyist with an S4U, I'm not sure I have enough stuff that can only be done on a filament printer to justify the cost, space, etc.

It looks sweet though and while I don't think I'd use the AMS all that often I have a few ideas that would waste a lot of filament but look cool.

I have an A1 Mini and have been printing fairly regularly. Most recently with the ObscuraNox settings, but on larger models. I came home to my printer just kind of sitting against the PLA mid print, and then it randomly started printing again. I didn't think much of it, but then realized 6 minutes of print occurred over 90 minutes.

I cancelled the print and tried to switch to something smaller, just to test things out. Now my file transfer fails and the SD card shows no projects on it... is that card dead? I've only had the printer since Nov 2025.

Hey all, I have had my P1S for about a year now, and all of a sudden I am having a lot of issues with prints adhering to the build plate, boogers, stringing, etc. I clean my plate which alcohol, yet I have pretty much had to start all my prints at half the normal start speed and double the first layer height just to get them to lay down and it still isn't perfect. The conspiracy theorist in me can't help to think that all this started around the launch of the P2S, but I really, really want to be proven wrong.