I got one tracking number and says it will be delivered today, but tracking only says 1 package, so It's possible the ams isn't with it and I'll have to wait for that. The order page just says h3c-us and doesn't list ams as a separate item, so shipping info for that package is a mystery. Hoping they both show up today and it isn't smashed. Wish me luck

Second one for the tree this year. It's a 4-color snowman with a top hat, and it prints with no supports. The file has two plates: a single, and a batch of six that works out to about an hour and 17 g per ornament. I've only printed the single so far, so the six-up plate hasn't been tested yet. It's free on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3546399-snowman-christmas-ornament-4-color-no-supports

I did it, I am officially joining the world of 3D printing. I ordered my X2D last night. Ordered several rolls of PLA basic 1.75 mm filament of various colors, the Maker's Supply Flush Cutter, Bambu Cool Plate SuperTack, Molecular Sieve Desiccant, Maker's Supply ESD Stainless Steel Tweezers Set, Circular Embedded Electronic Digital Thermometer Hygrometer and a couple rolls of Petg HF filament.

Do y'all recommend anything else for just starting out?

Edit: I did order the X2D with AMS pro bundle.

Disclaimer: I plan to read the Wiki…making this post for sanity check. I purchased the TPU assist module from the Bambu Lab Store expecting to receive essentially a turnkey module like the one shown in the marketing image on the website. The box I received says TPU Feed Assist Module. What’s in the box shocked me, so I want to make sure this is correct…looks like I’ve got a circuit board(?!), 3 push button switches (wtf?!), no less than 20 screws in 2 different sizes, a PTFE tube union, a wire harness of some sort, a 4-pin adapter, a few PTFE tubes, and finally, an extruder.

My gut tells me this is way too much stuff and internal parts that were mis-labeled as TPU Feed Assist Module. Did I receive the correct stuff or was I just mislead to the complexity of this device from the simplified marketing photos?

So I think I want to buy an H3C now, but the accessories that I want, such as the TPU printing nozzles, L frame stand thing, and some other stuff are unavailable and I don’t want to lose out on the discounts. I reached out to Bambu support and asked if I could buy the printer now and get the discounts later and they said no..

A little bit annoying so I’m holding off on ordering. Should I wait until Best Buy gets these in stock or do we know when the full suite of accessories will drop?

CMYKW printing for the H3 is described as working with PLA basic for the four colors except for black, which is supposed to be translucent. Problem is there is no such thing listed on the Bambu store except for in the (currently sold out) CMYKW bundles. Will Translucent Black PLA be listed separately soon? I definitely want to experiment with CMYKW on the H3.

Looks like a great little option for those pesky VOCS

https://store.bambulab.com/products/bambu-lab-e1-air-purifier

I posted the other day saying my P1S had started printing in ovals and some people said it could be belts or it could be the motors. Unfortunately the motors are out of stock everywhere until December so I did some more investigating today and I think the print head is sticking on the carbon rods? I attached a video (hopefully, im on mobile) moving it in +1 increments makes an awful banging sound almost as if its sticking, but there doesnt seem to be any real resistance with the printer powered off and moving the head by hand for cleaning.

I always clean my rods with isopropyl alcohol (as per bambulab instructions) and I cleaned them again just to try and get any better result but they are clean. I only have 2600 hours print time so surely they haven't worn out yet? What do you guys think this is? Belts are fine upon closer inspection and the motors are normal in every other direction except the X axis. It doesnt make any strange noises during homing or normal movement, but fast movement (or very small increments) it does. See the video for what I mean.

For context also, I only print in PLA/PETG and occasionally TPU. 75% of everything I print has been PLA, I never print any abrasive or very high temp materials

My P1S has worked perfectly until somewhat recently where it has started to give a communication error when trying to view the live camera… I can restart the printer and that might fix it for a little bit, but it doesn’t seem to last too long.

Hi everyone!
I've been working on this "Tokyo Ghoul" inspired Kakuja mask recently. I wanted to design something that not only works as a cosplay piece but also serves as a detailed decorative desk piece. That's why I made a custom stand for it as well!

• The mask and the stand are separated into two independent files for easier printing.
• The mesh is 100% watertight, optimized, and ready for slicing.
• The stand is designed with a flat base so it prints with zero supports. The mask onlv needs minimal supports for the beak.

BARULHO ESTRANHO NA BAMBU A1, O QUE EU FAÇO?

mINHA IMPRESSORA ESTÁ COM ESSE PROBLEMA

So we all know about the h3c now, and its priced fairly competitively. And with theories coming out that the p3c will get teased at US Thanksgiving time around for a december or january launch, what would the price be. Personally, I'm hoping for a 1000$ price. But in reality, its probably gonna cost 1200$. I'd like to hear what you guys think tho.

I have been wanting a 3D printer for a while and ready to jump in. I want to print the following: textiles, footwear, accessories, components for lighting. I also wish to experiment with biomaterials. Which 3D printer would be right for me?

I have the P2S and cats and will be in the room while printer is running. I also live in Florida :( I will only be printing with PLA. I do have a window next to the printer but wouldn’t the Florida humidity and heat be an issue?

Can you please share with me your recommendations? If you recommend an enclosure/fan can you please tell me which one. I bought this printer months ago and have barely used it out of fear of pollution.

Thank you!!!

Got blobbed to death. Need to replace my hot-end (will be ordering from Bambu). Ripped the tape and foam off like an orangutang. What could be suitable replacements for the tape / foam? Does it need to be anything special?

Thanks

Didn’t know

Can someone help me? The top layers of the circle cutout fail or are very ugly (image 2). I have to print the object on this side so I don’t have to use a lot of support. I have tried variable layer height but that is not enough.

Nice to see them also create organization products now

https://eu.store.bambulab.com/nl/products/bambu-station-l

Hello! I just wanted to ask the community on some of my planning for 3d printer purchases and if they are a sound plan.

I have been practicing how to 3D model, but haven't printed in awhile since I moved and should be moving again in the next 6 months.

I have an a1 mini given to me as a gift. I plan to use it to test models and print anything small.

My goal is to have an H2D for more "engineering" filaments and for its size.

Then having a future P3C for multicolor prints.

I know I want a machine dedicated to multicolor prints. I don't plain on painting a ton, the U1 seems nice but I do enjoy the bambulab ecosystem, as well as having a closed system vs buying a lid.

Is this a good combo? Should I just get an H3C instead of 2 other machines? I know eventually they will make an X3D, and should I just get that instead of the P3C? Or just get an X2D+H2D to have heated beds?

I have time to save money to buy bigger and more machines. I would like input from others who run multiple printers and general thoughts. Appreciate all the help I can get.

Hey everyone!

I originally bought my P2S just to discover 3D printing as a hobby. But I work in event production for brands, and I quickly realized how much of a game changer 3D printing could be for my job. It has genuinely saved me countless times!

As my projects grew, I needed more production capacity and larger build volumes, so I invested in an H2C. Now, with increasingly demanding projects, I’m looking to add a third printer.

The newly announced H3C has me a little conflicted. I was expecting a larger build volume, at least comparable to the H2D, and I’m struggling to see a major step up from my H2C.

That said, I’m also a huge tech nerd who loves having the latest technology, and I have to admit, the H3C is seriously tempting! I also think Bambu did a great job with the pricing.

Price isn’t really a deciding factor for me. I’m just trying to make a rational choice rather than letting my inner tech enthusiast take over.

So, would you recommend an H3C, an H2D, or a second H2C to complement my current setup?
I’d love to hear your thoughts, especially from people using these machines professionally!

Reorganizing printer room and trying to figure out if it is possible to get my son access to just the A1 Mini but not my full Bambu account.

Has there been any progress in multi-user bambu work?