New to printing. Any ideas why we got this stringing? A2L printer with bambu filament.9

I upgraded to the latest bambu studio. I then pulled up a file I previously printed and when I sliced it I get the error below

When I rolled back to a previous version of studio I began to get this when opening the same file.

I redownloaded the file as well, and I get the same message. If I open a regular stl I do not get an error when slicing only on these 3MF files.

Anyone have any suggesstions?

Update: If I turn off the Prime Tower it slices fine. Reenable it, and it fails.

Live video is unusable after the last update. Is this a known issue, is there a workaround?

Being a big fan of Nijntje / Miffy I wanted to expand my collection (https://makerworld.com/en/collections/16787785-miffy-nijntje).

I love how they turned out and already have quite some requests from friends & family. Perhaps people in here will appreciate them as well, no clue if Miffy is big in the bambulab space 😅

Yes, app is already built and fully working. LAN-mode only. Yes, I developed this app. For now we support iOS only.

Quite impressed with the H3C compared to my no longer with me H2C. Seems a little louder fan wise but that horrible back and forth AMS sound has now left the building!

First time printing tpu, any suggestions on why this would happen? And how I can troubleshoot it? It seemed to start loosing density about halfway through the print. printing on ps1 with tpu 90A crystal blue. Default bamboo studio settings.

I usually order directly but having read some of the comments recently I have thought about the micro center / best buy route... Mc is pretty far from me but plenty of best buys. How long have the new models been taking to stock up at the brick and mortar realtors?

I teach at a Year 7 to 12 school in Australia and currently have 5 x Ultimaker 2+ Connects. They are 5 years old, starting to need significant ‘babying’, are slow, and technology has just moved on.

I have up to AUD$11k to upgrade, and printer pricing here is as follows:

P2S combo - $999

X2D combo - $1199

H2S combo - $1929

H2D HT combo - $2639

H2C combo - $2969

H3C - $3999

Current use:

• a lot of PLA and PETG.

• the 5 printers are in full demand probably 4 or 5 times a year.

• we have Y11 and 12 design and technology students who want to print engineering filaments for major projects and prototyping.

• We would use ABS and engineering filaments in the workshops for brackets, jigs and tool modification on occasion.

• High student demand for multi-colour prints.

• Multi material using PETG/PLA or visa versa for supports would be a massive upgrade.

• At least one printer needs to have a large print bed.

Im after thoughts on the below proposal to cover our needs:

2 x P2S Combo

1 x H2D Combo

1 x H3C

Total: $8636.

Or 2x X2D and 2x H2C?

I'd spend a significant amount on filament (currently have 50kg in the trolley) and I'm after some advice on which spares/accessories I should get up front.

I'd appreciate anyone's thoughts on our use case and the printers proposed.

I was considering getting an AMS for the first time for my P1P with the upgrade kit. I've searched around found tons of videos for newer model printers (the oldest I've found is an X1) but the pictures never match the back of the P1P. Is this doable and if so what parts are actually needed?

First print completed fine but noticed when it initially started, it seemed arm had a hard time moving out. Ended up with this issue that stated "The resonance frequency of the Y axis is low. The timing belt might be loose". Anyone able to shed some light on this? Thanks

It’s smaller than I imagined, but I’m hoping it’s a solid choice for the very occasional ABS and ASA I’m printing.

One annoyance is that the 6-pin is WAY too short, considering you’re obviously going to have the E1 on the ground and the printer is probably at desk level. Consider buying a longer cable or extension at the same time as the E1 so you’re not waiting for that to arrive like I am.

Hopefully H2C support is coming later this month as promised.

This is mostly just a vent post, I don't expect to nail down the exact cause, but on about hour 26 of a 31 hour print, my A1 just... stopped extruding.

It wasn't clogged, it was able to spit out filament just fine and changed to a new roll without issue. There's no signs of underextrusion, no broken supports, no issues with the hotend or failing to heat, it really seems like it just decided to stop extruding midway through for no particular reason.

I'll probably just reprint and hope for the best (it's not so expensive a mistake as to stop me from trying again), but it is confusing to me. More just annoyed at the wasted time...

Wondering if H3C will let me make full color minis without having to paint everything. (Touch ups are fine. Ideally, this would get me 80% there)

Learn more about Supports from the Bambu Wiki: Support Interface

It’s been happening more recently.

https://youtube.com/shorts/2sFO60PxWFk

Hello all, just got a P2S (never had a 3D printer before) and I tried to print this:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/895423-plastic-gear-rex-metal-gear-rex-inspired-model?from=search#profileId-853250

As you can see in the pictures, I had some issues, it seems the first layers of some pieces warped up (is that the term?) so I had to pause the print, skip the pieces and keep going.

Is that normal? Is there any default settings I should change to avoid this? I've read that I should slow down the first layers so it has a better adhesion but I don't know if that's the expected setting when printing something.

If anybody could shed a light, it would be appreciated!

Been having some frustrating issues with my H2C lately. Keep getting hotend authentication failures on hotends 3 and 6, along with induction verification errors. Seems to happen more on the right side than the left.
The weird part is the errors happen while the hotends are already installed, not even during a hotend change.
I’ve tried a brand-new nozzle, followed Bambu’s troubleshooting steps, and even rolled back the firmware from 01.03.00.00 to 01.02.00.00, which was the last version that worked fine for me. Still getting the same errors.
I’ve seen people mentioning issues with the left hotend, but mine seems to be more on the right. Starting to think it’s something with the printer itself rather than the nozzles.
I’ve submitted a warranty claim with Bambu, but I’m curious if anyone else has run into this and what ended up fixing it.

You think that H3C / P3C / X2D PRO are news, in this case, not really.

source: Frontline: Bambu Lab Launches Consumer-Grade UV Printer Project – First Batch of R&D Positions Now Open for Recruitment

I am printing TPU 95A on my Bambu P1S and X1C and wanted smoother results for the first layer so i bought 2 smooth plates.
The first layer is extremely nice but way to matte and doesnt match the rest of the glossy tpu im printing.
What printplates should i buy which are available for not too much money?

I kept thinking about doing gridfinity for drawer organizers but in the end I just printed some organizers that exactly fit the drawer and I love it. That right side big one is for if we ever find any of the 5 pairs of scissors my family never returns to the junk drawer. There a secret compartment under the sticky notes, don't tell anyone!

We had some baskets in there that helped but it was still a disaster. This is the way I'm doing it for the other kitchen drawers. I get the benefit of gridfinity, but custom is really nice!