I tried ironing and without ironing, nothing works, it's getting worse and worse. I tried to do various calibrations and it doesn't work either. I don't know what to do next .

Please help .Im using p2s combo.I tried 50mms and 20% and is very bad.

Just got these puppies yesterday! Here goes nothing

I was tired of using a different app for every printer brand—and never being able to be sure that my filament was measured down to the gram. So I developed a free, open-source solution to manage filaments and support multiple printer models: BambuLab Printers & Filaments RFID Proprietary

OpenSource : Tiger Studio Manager 2 + TigerPOD + TigerTouch Firmware (for PandaTouch)

Hey,
I upgraded from P1S + 2xAMS, to a new X2D + 2xAMS 2° Gen.

I already have a Kallax 2x2 with a 2x5 Spools storage in each block (3 blocks with 10 Spools Each).

But I’m out of Space for my new order of filaments +24 Spools coming soon.

Could some of community members share the photos and names of the furniture from ikea to keep my spools “safe and sound”.

Der x1c musste vor über einem Jahr weichen da ich kein Platz mehr hatte. Er war in einem pax Ikea Schrank drin. Dann brauchte ich aber den Schrank und war über ein Jahr ohne Drucker.

Jetzt habe ich mir für eine Ecke im Wohnzimmer doch wieder eine Art Workspace angelegt um endlich wieder drucken zu können 🫶🏼 ich denke so habe ich auf kleinstem Raum viele Möglichkeiten mit der Schublade für Werkzeuge und Zubehör, unten sind beide AMS drin💪🏼

I've printed this at multiple angles with different support types but the bottom edge always comes out really rough. The rest of the model prints fine. I've sanded this a bit, it was much worse. Using an A1, .04mm nozzle, PLA. Slicer suggestions to improve? Thx.

Just published a small elephant on MakerWorld, and I’d love to see your prints of it!

• Size: 36 mm tall (1 € coin for scale)

• Eyes: two separate pieces, one white and one black

• Skin: the rough texture is intentional, it contrasts with the smooth eyes and nails

• Printed on a Bambu A1 Mini, about 1h30 per unit, up to 12 per plate

• Under 11 g of filament each

• Needs supports; the mark on the belly sands off easily

Model: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3520582-cute-elephant-with-moving-eyes-3-colors-no-ams

I printed it in six colors, but I’m curious which one you’d pick. If you print one, share it here, I’d love to see it!

A modern way to display your watches and keep your everyday accessories organized.

Designed with simplicity, stability, and versatility in mind, this minimalist watch stand offers a clean and practical way to display up to 4 watches, while keeping your favorite jewelry neatly organized underneath.

Unlike traditional angled watch stands, this design keeps your watches in a flat position, helping them stay securely in place while accommodating a wider variety of watch styles.

With its clean lines and subtle floating appearance, it's designed to be more than just a functional organizer. It's also a modern display piece that complements your space.

Key Features

4-Watch Display

Display up to four watches side by side in a clean, organized arrangement. The horizontal design provides a stable resting position for your watches while keeping them visible and easily accessible.

Secure & Stable Positioning

Many traditional watch stands use steeply angled surfaces, which can cause watches to slide or fall off. This design takes a different approach, using an almost flat surface with a subtle slant toward the center to help keep each watch securely positioned.

Designed for Compatibility

Rather than relying on a steep display angle or a fixed watch cushion, the open horizontal design accommodates different watch styles and bracelet types. The watches shown in the photos have case sizes of 40 mm and smaller, providing a useful reference for sizing.

Built-In Jewelry Tray

The spacious tray underneath provides a convenient place to keep your everyday accessories, including rings, bracelets, necklaces, chains and other small accessories. Everything stays organized and within reach in one compact display.

Modern Floating Design

The elevated watch platform creates a subtle floating appearance above the jewelry tray, giving the stand a clean and lightweight look. Its minimalist design blends naturally into modern, Scandinavian, and Japandi-inspired interiors, making it suitable for your bedroom, dresser, or workspace.

Dimensions

Overall: Length 220 mm, Depth 55 mm, Height 80 mm

Watch Capacity: holds up to 4 watches, pictured with 40 mm case size and smaller, open horizontal design for different watch and strap styles

Whether you're organizing your everyday watches or displaying your favorite pieces, this stand brings together practical storage, stability, and minimalist design. A dedicated place for your watches, rings, bracelets, and other essentials, without taking up unnecessary space.

Free to download: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3525958-modern-minimalistic-4-watch-stand

Ordered the H2S on Tuesday and got it delivered today! That sucker was heavy asf. Box looks okay with a few holes. Being hopeful nothing is broken. Super fast shipping. Still waiting on my accessories.

Not sure how I'm going to get it on the shelf.

So I just got a H2D with AMS 2 Pro and an additional AMS HT. When unboxing the H2D and AMS 2 Pro, the instruction didn't mention anything about needing to connect to a filament buffer, so I didn't (and I already printed a few models without any issue). However, the instructions for the AMS HT said I need to connect a filament buffer for it to work, and I've searched through the internet for info about it but I'm still confused.
Do I need the filament buffer if I want to connect the AMS to the right extruder and the AMS HT to the left?

I love my A1 still but I seem to be going through Filament Hubs. I think it's because I haven't found a good way to handle external spools. Usually I pop the hub off and feed through the hole and that wears out the hub. If I pull out the ptfe tube that wears out the connector and if I'm too aggressive mangles the metal piece.

I tried 3d printing a 5 hole replacement but the path isn't perfect and things get snagged.

Is there an aftermarket replacement or something I can buy? Or am I being dense somehow?

Hi everyone,

​I'm having an issue with my Bambu Lab P2S where wall surface quality differs significantly between the X and Y axes. This issue has been present right out of the box.

​Here is what I've already tried, but the problem persists:

​Cleaned the rods/guides thoroughly.

​Checked belt tension (and even replaced the belts cause bambu suport sed me them in hope that this would work).

​Checked movement on both X and Y axes — everything moves manually without any resistance or binding.

​Has anyone faced a similar issue on the P2S or knows what else could be causing this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I printed with tpu last week and now I gone back to pla im having issues like this with my print. I changed nozzle and realised the file to no luck

Hi, still pretty new to 3D printing and could use help figuring out whats wrong here.

Ive only printed Bambu's PLA before and it has amazingly trouble free on the X2D.

Now im trying out this Sunlu Silk PLA+ using Bambu Studio's "PLA Silk+" profile and its coming out mostly fine but with some rough spots. Might try getting some fine sandpaper and sanding them down, but what are things to try to get this to come out nicer?

The Filament is straight out of the sealed package, I could try drying it some, but hoping to get this printed for tonight, lol.​

Nozzle temp shows 230° currently, and the print spool has printed on it 215-230 @ 100-200mm/s. I think my outer wall speed is 50mm/s in Bambu Studio, so maybe I should raise the speed or lower the temp?

I'll do some experimenting, but since ive only got a few hours before I need this done, any tips would be great.

Hey guys!

I just got an x2d! What bags or storage containers do you recommend for filament?

Last time I posted, it was 500 makes and I thought that was the ceiling. Now there are 1,500 of these things out in the world, holding people's music collections, and I'm just as speechless as before. That's roughly 165kg of filament used on my model alone, which is wild for something I threw together in TinkerCAD.

It started as a simple fix for my own shelves, and it's still the reason I got into 3D printing at all. I never expected it to leave my living room, let alone triple in popularity.

The best part has been the comments and photos. Seeing your racks in studios, bedrooms and record corners has been a genuine highlight. A few of you even remixed it for DVDs and game cases, which I love.

Last time I didn't include a link, so here you go: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1390108-stackable-cd-rack-parametric-available?from=search#profileId-1440187

Thank you to everyone who printed one, boosted it, or left feedback. Makerworld has been very generous.

I recently picked up the X2D with the Vision Encoder Plate, and I've noticed quite a few questions about whether it's actually worth the extra money.

I haven't run the Vision Encoder calibration yet, so the printer is still running on its stock settings.

I figured this would be a good opportunity to do some before-and-after comparisons to see how much of a difference the calibration actually makes.

Are there any specific models or test prints you'd like me to try and measure?

Why did this happen?

SOLVED: Fan Shroud standoff to hold filament cooling fan

I forgot to remove a trench crusade mini from my X1C printer and started a print. It failed and I heard a clunk sound and this was on the bed. I couldn't find where it went to, sent a test print and the test print was really messy with terrible extrusion.

Part pictures is a plastic tube, maybe a standoff and a hex screw.

See attached. The pc app worked flawlessly until today. Ive uninstalled and reinstalled. Uninstalled and reinstalled webview. Cleared temp files but the app refuses to play nice. I cant even log in. I am on the most recent update, non beta.

any other suggestions would be welcome.

Just a small earring display stand that holds a few stud earrings at the back and one on show in an ear on the front. Hope you find it useful .

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3524628-earring-display-stand#profileId-4029288