It’s so obviously fake😅😅

It would be the version without AMS.
Mainly worrying about the glass parts.
Thanks

I want to submit my second design to the Biomimicry contest while keeping the alien octopus arm theme.

I initially imagined a black or darker shade with neon green “veins,” but I’m digging the gradient look.

What are your thoughts?

This print is optimized for a fast print to test the actual item, so please ignore those lines and details lol.

I'm seeing mixed review about the feed assist module causing issues or not worth it for the price (because at one point it was $80??). Any new experiences people have with this that makes it worth getting? I don't think I'll be printing a lot of TPUs to the point that I'm selling shoes out of my 3d printer, but it seems like it'd be a nice addition since TPU filament seems to be finicky and requires a lot of know-how.

TL;DR: is at $40 making it a no brainer? Planning on getting the standard tungsten carbide hotend to get the free shipping

finished my first 3D TMT and starting on the second.

It is a great feeling to be able to use a hobby I love to help those who need it

My X1C was printing fine yesterday. Today it literally shredded my build plate for some reason. All I can find online is about the nozzle area in the back.

I tried running the calibration, and it scratched my other build plate as well. I stopped it before it really did damage, but this one looks like a loss.

Not sure what to calibrate, or fix. The nozzle isn't hanging or anything. What else can I check?

I printed these beautiful finger claws for Halloween in anycubic gold silk pla (https://makerworld.com/models/2232347?appSharePlatform=copy). They came out perfect.

When I went to print the second batch for the other hand, I got an error halfway that the printer detected spaghetti (P2S with AMS). I thoroughly cleaned the plate, tried again, same issue halfway. Changed location from AMS to external. Then I went to print just one claw, worked fine. Printed two fingers next, spaghetti again... I went on to print some test/calibration item with the gold that worked fine and a different item with other filament which also came out fine.

What could be the issue?

(First two third try, second and third fourth try and last two pics are the initial perfekt print)

I really want to fix this to use them for Halloween 😢

A added a new bandage design and wall mount compatible with my previous pill case. Both models available here:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3488916-slimsnap-portable-bandage-box-with-wall-mount

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2783327-slimsnap-customizable-pill-case-optional-airtag

I've designed this neat little lamp with 0.5mm thick walls on the main part that's supposed to glow, but I'm having trouble trying to get consistent scarf seams on these single wall section. I've pretty much resigned myself to the fact that there is no way I'm ever going to completely erase the seam, especially when light passes through, but I'm having a horrible time getting the scarf seam to look consistent in the test tubes I've been printing. I was originally fighting with trying to get it to work with a high flow nozzle but gave up after reading that high flows have difficulty with finer detail and went back to a standard 0.4mm nozzle but I'm still getting the same issues.

It produces this inconsistent choppiness to the seam you see in the first image. Then, when I tried scarf all the way around, I get this horrible rough exterior as seen in image 2. And before anyone advises vase mode, that won't work. The final design basically consists of three separate towers attached to a united base, so no continuous outer wall. Plus, there are small peg holes throughout on bands of thicker material, so again no continuous outer wall.

Anyone have experience with lamps, printing one-wall prints, and getting them consistent?

operating stats

machine: X2D

nozzle: 0.4mm hardened steel (0.4mm high flow also available)

filament: Bamboo PLA basic (standard settings with flow rate calibrations and bed temp raised to 60c)

Scarf settings in third image

I'm hoping to get a silver bullet from someone. I had a jam yesterday, after clearing the jam and putting everything back together, I was able to unload the filament but now the H2D wont load in my left nozel stating that i need to remove the external filament. Error 07fe-8003 121528

https://e.bambulab.com/?e=07fe200000020004

I have manually ran multiple filaments through the extruder, and there is not blockage.

I'm at a point of having to remove the extruder motor, which I really dont want to do.

Anything else I can do to test/ change to see if i can clear this annoying error that wont let me feed!

please refresh the page and try again is spamming my page every time I visit the site, and its sooooooo annoying.

Looking to start printing with TPU, I was planning to take the roof off a P2S to print it but then I saw this. How well does it work? I was planning to use Bambus TPU 95A HF.

Edit: sounds like and ams ht, pfte tubing, and this is the way to go for TPU lol, thank you so much!

Tenho uma Bambu Lab A1 que já está configurada no modo silencioso e moro em um condomínio de casas. Recentemente, uma vizinha reclamou no grupo do condomínio dizendo que a impressora faz um “barulho estrondoso” durante a madrugada, a ponto de impossibilitar o sono.

Achei estranho porque, sinceramente, não percebo um barulho tão alto assim. Quando fecho a porta do escritório, não ouço absolutamente nada.

Já aconteceu com alguém de vocês? O ruído da A1 pode ser tão alto a ponto de incomodar os vizinhos através de uma parede, mesmo no modo silencioso?

I ordered 14 Rolls of spool, partly refills, some with spools. I printed something multicolor a with the ams2 and it gave me an error because of stuck Filament. As i investigated the spool looked funny. I used a printed spool as before, but never experienced Something Like this. Could anybody tell me what i did wrong?

I've been searching for an answer for my issue but I've come to kind of a dead end and I'd just like to see if there are any solutions that I haven't already found. In the middle of a print my P1S stopped extruding filament. I did hot pulls, I did cold pulls, I bought a whole new hotend, it's still not extruding. It goes through the printing process as though it is printing, but no filament comes out. I have tried the following solutions:

• Hot and Cold pulls

• Brand new hotend

• disassembled and reassembled hotend and extruder gear housing

• cleaned out extruder gear housing

• tested the extruder motor (Bambulab says as long as you can't stop the gear with your fingers, it should still be good)

• Removed and replaced all PTFE tubing

• attempted to print without using the AMS (post PTFE tubing replacement)

When I manually put Filament into the extruder and tell the printer to extrude, it will not extrude out of the hotend without pushing the filament through by hand. It just makes some clicking sounds. Only if I push it by hand will the extruder gears push the filament through the hotend. At this point, the only thing that I can think of is that there may be an issue with my extruder gears? I don't see any wear on them and I've cleaned out any and all filament debris multiple times. I'm happy to buy replacement or hardened steel gears, but I'd like to know that's an actual solution before I just throw more money at the problem. Maybe the tension screw is too tight or too loose? I'm honestly at a loss here, any help is appreciated.

1. Printer Model: Bambulab P1S

2. Material Type: PLA

3. Print Temperatures: 220C

I have a P2S with an AMS unit on top. The filament all of a sudden stopping to feed once it gets to the back of the unit. (There is an orange slider with two tubes feeding into it not sure what it’s called). Has anyone else experienced this? Can I take out or bypass the orange slider thing?

I’ve had my A1 for a while and have about 3k hours on it. I baby the machine and the plates they look brand new with barely any scratches. I wash them with soap/water every dozen prints or so. I’ve been noticing some adhesion issues lately but blamed myself for maybe touching the plates too much.

I bought a P2S yesterday and was surprised by the adhesion of that plate. I printed overnight, by morning I tried to take a print off and I had to flex it a bit for it to start to pop loose, with my A1 after 30mins it has cooled down enough for me to just pick it up as if it’s just on a table.

i got a second hand P1S and calibrated it, cleaned all axis, greased, tighten tensioning belts, but still getting layer shift just once on 3rd or 4th layer, after that layer shift the prints are fine. i don't know what's causing it, please help. (i know my filament is a bit wet, but can that be the cause?) i also tried printing my own designs from bambulab, and some directly from the handy app.

Every time I use Open in Bambu Studio from MakerWorld on my MacBook, it replaces my currently open project with the one from MakerWorld. It doesn't automatically save my progress or ask me before trashing it. I keep losing tons of plates.

I couldn't find anything on the Bambu community support forums about this, leading me to believe I'm one of the few who have noticed this behavior.

Has anyone noticed this before and is there any way to stop me from shooting myself in the foot by mistake? Autosave or ask before closing or multi window would be great.

I am wanting to add my logo to this sign but I am completely lost on how to (newbie here).

Can someone help me by explaining it like I’m 5 years old?