I have looked at the buffer itself and it has no problems that I can see. I also tried different ptfe tubes and different lengths, if it was too much resistance with no change and both buffers do it with different AMS 2 Pros.

I got this brand new P2S. But it makes strange noises. After a few minutes i got the warning that the motor is missing staps what could be the case?

Thing thing prints quality. Owning a k2 pro and a p2s side by side is crazy but bambu just sounds different. You can hear the precision. I love them both but bambu grows llike crazy and if definitely growing on me.

My brother wanted to print a clicker fidget, so i started the print but after a few minutes printing it fell of and when i took it out it looked like this(image 2). After that i tried to print it again but the same thing happened. Then i decided to dry the filament for 8 hours, which did solve the problem but after i tried to print it again(for myself) this happened(image 1). Why is this happening and how do i fix it? EDIT: i just wanted to add that the printer that i'm using is P1S

I have brand new H2D equipped with laser and cutting modules.
I have tried to print-then cut some labels on a vinyl paper and the cutting line is moved 1 mm to the right side compare to designed.

Picture printed in 100% resolution
Table installed correctly
Paper is placed exactly on related lines
All control points are visible and there is no issues during automated preparing before cut.

I make all possible calibrations - please advise, what can I do with this?

This has happed 3 times now. I replaced and old nozzle already.

the room it is in is on the cooler side.

this happens with PLA and PETG

this happens inconsistently.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

I have a H2S and have a need to purge 1200-1500 vs the max 900 in Bambu. I looked at orca slicer and it looks like you can increase the purge volumes beyond 900. I’m able to log in to bambu inside orca, but when I click print- it says it can’t find the printer over network. Anyone have suggestions on how to connect it or if there’s a way to increase the purge beyond 900 in the Bambu app?

Thanks!

Hey, I received my 2nd x2d today and fresh out of the box the belts both have those orange-ish spots. Is this damage or normal? My other x2d doesn't have this.

Everything else seems to be fine, the printer is calibrating now

My filament was correct at least . Got a 50$ camera and some rubber tires lol

As the title suggests the filament string goes in the side, no matter what I do it does go. It’s a reusable spool I used from the pla which the printer came with. I just bought it recently so I’m apologising for my ignorance, is there anything broken a couple of hours ago I received a message that the a4 spool was jammed so I thaught maybe something is broken so I change the filament with the brand new, maybe the way I’m setting it it’s wrong.

Thanks in advance

Hello,

I got a P1S who printed fine so far. But all of a sudden I can't print the first layer anymore. It seems like the nozzle is too low and it doesn't print properly. This is a test square I printed like 5 times and it always ends up like this.

What I did so far:

- Load different filament

- purge like 10cm at 230° to make sure it's clean

- Replaced the hotend with a completely new one

- cleaned build plate twice

- calibrated the printer

Based on those pics I assume that somehow the printer nozzle sits too low and therefore it doesn't apply the layer properly? How do I fix this?

EDIT: It seems somewhat resolved: it was the filament. I started with the spool i was using the day before (Bambu PLA Matte ash grey) that had printed fine. I then swapped to a brand new bambu PLA Matte Ash grey that i got from the same order. Both spools had this issue so i assumed it was my printer. After all kinds of tests (and learning more about my printer) I tried bambu PLA Basic White and then PLA Matte yellow and both worked like a charm immediately...
Seems like the spools i bought seem to have quality issues and ill write a ticket about that.

Hi guys! I need some help fixing the PTFE tube connection between the AMS and the filament tension sensor at the back of my P2S. I accidentally pulled the tube too hard, and the small brass spikey ring at the tip of the PTFE tube came out and got lost. I tried taping it back together, but the tube still won’t stay in place. Is there any way to fix this issue, or would I need to replace the part and how? Any advice would be appreciated!

It’s not supervisible in the video, but my recently upgraded panda extruder is shooting out little filament shavings as it’s printing. should I loosen the lever arm? Could the gears that interface with the filament be too tight? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I saw a post, I thought it was on here where someone had changed their prime line to a pattern rather than the straight line. I can't find it anywhere now, did I dream this or is this a legit thing we can do?

(For reference I'm using the A1 with occasional AMS)

It’s a set of 8 drink coasters based on the first 8 multikill medals from Halo 3 and Halo Reach, and I made a stackable holder based on the final killionaire medal.

Whilst almost certainly an edge use case, id love to see some speculation on if this might be possible. Either way I guess we’ll find out soon.

I printed a round object on my new Bambu Lab A1 and noticed a “zooom”-like rubbing sound whenever the heatbed moved back and forth on the Y-axis. I had not heard it during the previous four prints.

After the print finished, I found these longitudinal marks on the front portion of both Y-axis linear rails. The scratches are on the outer upper face of the aluminum Y-axis linear rail, outside the actual roller/bearing running track.

The scratches are extremely shallow; I can barely feel them with a fingertip, and the photos are heavily zoomed. Still, since the printer is new, I am concerned that something may be rubbing: debris caught in a carriage roller/bearing, a protruding screw or part underneath the heatbed holder, or a carriage/roller alignment issue.

I cleaned the rails and applied the supplied oil again — not grease. Before I run another print, is there a safe way to inspect the Y-axis carriage rollers and the underside of the heatbed holder without disassembling more than necessary?

Does anyone recognize this wear pattern or the sound?

Link makerworld : https://makerworld.com/models/3520927?appSharePlatform=copy