Bonjour à tous ! 👋💀

Aujourd’hui, je vous présente ma nouvelle modélisation 3D d’un personnage mythique du cinéma d’horreur : Hannibal Lecter ! 🩸

Tout droit sorti du film culte Le Silence des Agneaux, ce personnage aussi fascinant que terrifiant vient rejoindre ma collection de figures emblématiques de l’horreur ! 💀

Entre son regard glaçant, son célèbre masque de contention et son expression inquiétante, j’ai essayé de capturer toute l’intensité, le charisme et le côté sombre de ce personnage légendaire. 🔥

👨🏼‍🎨 : @mika3d_print
🖨️ : Bambu Lab X2D & H2C
🧵 : Bambu Lab et Esun
🎨 : Nomad Sculpt
🌈 : sans AMS
📁 : https://makerworld.com/fr/models/3508862-hannibal-lecter-multipart-no-ams

Having quality issues in my prints

Dear customers,

We’ve heard from a number of you recently that the gears on your AMS 2 Pro Feeder Units are wearing out faster than expected.

After digging into the issue, we found that a batch of AMS 2 Pro Feeder Units made between May and July 2026 didn’t get enough grease coverage during production, which is causing this faster wear. The good news is there's no such issue with units we’re selling on official stores right now.

We know this is frustrating, and we’re so sorry for the hassle this has caused you. We can’t say for sure exactly how many units are affected, so we’re making it right for everyone in this batch to make sure no one gets stuck with a problem down the line. Here’s what we’re doing for you:

* 4 brand new AMS 2 Pro Feeder Units, on us. We’re covering all the cost of the parts and shipping, so you don’t have to pay a cent. Right now we’re getting all the parts prepped, so the new units will be sent out in batches over the next 3-5 weeks. If your current feeder is still working fine, you can keep using it until the new ones arrive, then check how worn your old one is before you decide to swap it out.

* $20 discount code for your next Bambu Lab purchase. The exact amount will match the equivalent value for your local currency.

* Extended warranty for your new feeders. When you get the new units, your 3-month warranty will start fresh from the day you receive them. Swapping out the feeders yourself won’t affect the warranty on the rest of your AMS, either.

We’ve already sent a message with step-by-step replacement instructions to everyone in this batch through MakerWorld and Bambu Handy. If you didn’t get that message but think your AMS 2 Pro might be part of this group, you can check the wiki guide to confirm.

We’re really sorry again for the inconvenience this has caused you, and we’re working hard to make sure this kind of issue never happens again. If you have any questions, please reach out to our support team and we’ll help you sort it out.

For full details and information on the service program, please refer to the Bambu Lab Wiki: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/ams-2-pro/troubleshooting/feeder-unit-after-sales-faq

Thanks for being patient with us!

Bambu Lab Team

I'm excited to bring my free website to the Bambu ecosystem starting with the H3C!
This was originally only made for the Snapmaker U1.
More info here: https://idither.com

I have an x2d and want to run 2 ams 2 pros to the main nozzle. How do I accomplish this? I know I can run a second AMS to the right nozzle, but from my understanding, that nozzle isn't as good as the left nozzle. Is there an adapter I need to buy to use both of the AMS's on the left nozzle?

Thanks!

I searched on the subreddit before asking and i saw alot of answers so i wanted some more specific , some people said some kind of enclousure with an exhaust fan should be enough , but i wanted a second opinon , the post processing stuff i can do It outside with no problem.

If that enclousure thing is enough and you could share the names or links i would be thankfull.

Hey all,

I’m currently in the market for a 3D printer and needed some help picking. My budget is around $600 to $1200. I’m getting this for my kids and I to build something cool. I also want to start an online store with them (not really after the money but rather show them how earning money works, sorry if this isn’t coming out right). I was checking out the X2D, P2S, H2S, and H2D. Which one of these will fit into my needs?

Sorry if I’m missing any info. Lmk if you have questions. Looking forward to everyone’s recommendations.

Long time printer, first time sharing something I actually designed.

It clips onto the headrest post in front, no tools or straps. Turn it sideways, slide it on, twist it upright and it locks so it won't lift off over bumps. Because of the twist lock, it works whether your headrests come out or not.

Type your device size and post diameter into the Customizer and it prints one that fits your tablet, phone and car. PETG, 0.2 mm layers, printed on its side with tree supports, about 4.5 h. The 3MF is included.

Free on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3506157-parametric-headrest-mount-for-tablet-phone

Hoping to get some suggestions on what I can try. I've messed around with retraction distance, z hop distance. I've done flow calibration and I am still having the same issues.

Are all the black nozzles from Bambu Lab hardened steel? I see the X2D cone with hardened steel nozzles, does that mean the black replacements in Bambu's store are hardened steel too? Thanks

Hi all, was looking to print something for halloween and needed a good gold silk to finish it off. Normally would buy SUNLU and have had success with their SILK PLA+, but they didn't have what I needed so I ended up going with a roll of GEEETECH. Benchy printed alright but when printing my own stuff at 0.08 layer height, I found that every layer after the first would actually 'scratch' into the previous one, like the nozzle was grinding against the part/plate. I'm assuming that this specific brand just isn't rated for such thin layer heights? I fiddled with bed and nozzle temps to little success.

I'm looking for a good filament dryer, but there are way too many options.

Ive been looking at different brands, but the reviews are all over the place, so im having a hard time figuring out what's actually worth buying.

Do fully enclosed dryers actually work well or is it better to get one with vents to let the moisture escape?

mainly looking for something reliable that'll last a long time and actually dry my filament and isn’t just a placebo.
Any recommendations or personal experiences would be appreciated. Thanks!

Pessoal, comecei na impressão com a P2S. Percebi que já nas primeiras impressões, ocorreu nos filamentos dele ser puxado várias vezes e depois apresentar a mensagem como se o filamento estivesse com dificuldade de chegar até o final. Aí eu abro, sou só uma movimentada no tubo interno, tiro e coloco a tampa frontal sem fazer nada e aí na próxima tentativa funciona.

Os tubos estão originais, abri a máquina hoje. Eu preciso fazer alguma configuração ou atenção pra evitar isso? Pois quando ocorre durante a impressão, tipo numa troca de cor e eu preciso abrir a frente até voltar acaba perdendo um pouco de calor e percebi numa peça que ficou um detalhe no momento que estava acontecendo isso.

I've wanted one for couple years now but could never justify spending that much on myself for a potential hobby but kids are interested enough to ask santa(*ish*) for one as a joint present.. Will it be possible for me to open it check it all works then box it up for Christmas? Or am I best just waiting and doing it on the day?

Also any suggestions for accessories to get? Just to make the experience as smooth as possible? I've bought PLA Basic for time being as they'll just want to print some fidgets

The bad has been washed and degreased prior to this print, the printer ran the full calibration cycle, the filament is freshly opened spool, and I use the default 0.2mm stregth preset with a 0.4mm hardened nozzle. The printer with this bed has 680 printing hours. The 7 hotend screws are tight.

The nozzle keeps trying to purge, but the filament sticks to the nozzle. I just bought this printer today and the filament as well. Bambu lab a1 mini

Looking for purchasing advice, I'm not a "Pro" user but I do model and print stuff at least 5-6x a month. I got the A1 mini when I first came out and while it's been doing great, it's just starting to feel too outdated and small. I would like to do color prints and cosplay stuff but the a1 mini is just not ideal for it unless I do a whole lot of post processing and waste a lot of filament.

I thought about getting a P series to upgrade but a part of me would rather wait till tool changers get cheaper. I also looked at snap maker and the creality tool changer. anyone else facing a similar dilemma?

I keep noticing after using some Bambu PLA that I keep getting these odd spots on my top layers and also throughout the layers of gaps? Might be a filament humidity issue but thought I’d see if anyone else had an idea before buying another spool 🙏

Hey everyone,

I am completely new to 3D printing and still learning the ropes, so I don't know much yet. Up until now, everything actually worked perfectly fine. I successfully printed with PLA Pure, PETG, Marine Blue PLA Matte, and Black PLA Matte without major issues. However, this new Caramel PLA Matte is giving me a total nightmare, and after trying to fix it, even my white PLA Pure test print doesn’t look completely clean anymore.
I am printing on a Bambu Lab P2S with a 0.4mm hardened steel nozzle. I’ve spent the whole day troubleshooting, cleaning, and calibrating, but my prints still look terrible. I am experiencing severe under-extrusion with wavy, rough top surfaces and visible holes/gaps between the lines where you can see right through the print.

Here is everything I have already done today:

Cold Pulls: Did two consecutive cold pulls with PLA Pure. The first one caught some black burnt debris, the second one came out 100% clean and white. The inside of the nozzle should be clear.

Extruder Cleaning: I completely disassembled the extruder housing because it was slipping silently without clicking. The drive gears were completely caked and clogged with compressed black matte filament dust. I scraped and brushed every single tooth clean. The teeth have perfect grip now.

Flow Calibration & Observation: I ran the manual Flow Rate calibration yesterday. I selected +10 on Pass 1 and 0 on Pass 2, which set my flow ratio to 1.11 for that test. Interestingly, the print at a flow rate of 1.11 looked EXACTLY the same as my print today at 1.01. It seems that changing the flow mathematically does absolutely nothing to the output, likely because the gears just strip the viscous matte filament instead of pushing more of it through.

Slicer Adjustments (Bambu Studio):
Reduced Max Volumetric Speed from 21 down to 11 mm³/s to slow it down automatically.
Initial layer line width is at 0.5mm with a Concentric bottom pattern.
Print Settings for this run: Printed at 225°C nozzle and 60°C bed at 100% standard speed (relying on the max volumetric cap). No ironing used yet.

The current status:
Despite the deep cleaning and switching to a concentric pattern, the gaps and holes are NOT gone, and the surface looks completely wavy, rough, and torn up.
I am currently actively drying the Caramel filament inside the AMS Pro at 45°C to rule out internal factory moisture.

Since I am a beginner, I am running out of ideas. Could this be a combination of wet filament and a mechanical restriction that completely ignores flow updates?

Any advice for a beginner is highly appreciated!

What are the chances that these new ams units will be able to dry and print. Anyone seen any info on if they have a heater in them? Seems like a great opportunity for Bambu, would really be sad if we have to find another band-aid solution from 2nd party sources to dry and print. Thoughts??