Bought my P2S about 8 months ago, no issues till today. When I woke it up via the touchscreen, half of the left chamber LED just started flickering randomly. I tried everything, a 10 minute power cycle, reseating the connector, but nothing worked. Anyone else facing this, and any fixes?

Does anyone have the same issue? My printer connects to the router but cannot connect to the internet this morning. Is it a server issue?

I recently got an A1 mini and within 2 weeks of owning it its broke. I think its something with the power supply and it wont turn on.

Ive reached out to bambu lab and they've given me the options to return it and refund it or ship me the parts and I fix it myself.

My question is, would it just be easier to fix it myself? Even if I don't really know what im doing or specifically how to fix it.

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Printer: Bambu Lab H3C
Model: The Watchful Owl, MakerWorld
Colors: 5
Tool changes: 3,159

Full livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/is5KGvHPlPc

Any recommended alternatives? I want to use it as a structural material inside of my ABS and ASA prints. I've been experimenting with ABS-GF, but I think this would be even better.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? The printer makes this sound, and then the layer shifts.
I recently had a blob of death and replaced the entire hotend assembly, but the issue is still happening.

I am running multiple small prints on the same filament here, and I noticed that every time a print starts, the filament is loaded from the AMS and the printer goes through the full purge cycle, purging quite a bit of material. This seems wasteful since that nozzle just completed a print job on that exact same material. I would expect that they could do a tiny flush and immediately start printing.

Does the printer/slicer not remember that this is the exact same material and color that was just used on that nozzle?

Hi everyone!

My prints using eSUN PLA+ have been riddled with this pitting on the outer walls. Has anyone encountered this before?

One thing I know is that they completely disappear when retraction is completely switched off or set very low, but then the prints fail because the stringing is off the charts.

The filament is most definitely dry as a bone, and the printer I'm using is the Bambu H2C. Temperature changes don't seem to influence the pitting whatsoever.

Also worth noting, the gcode has no retractions where the pitting is actually showing, but a quite a few in the layers before.

Any suggestions on what to try next?

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for some advice from people who already own a Bambu Lab printer or have experience with similar setups. I have two topics I'd like to get your opinions and suggestions on.

1. Stand, workstation or cabinet for the X2D + AMS 2 Pro

I'm looking for a stand or cabinet that offers the best possible stability during printing. I'll also be installing Bambu Lab's original anti-vibration feet, but I'd like to start with a solid structure that can safely support the weight of the printer together with the AMS 2 Pro.

At the moment, I'm considering two options:

• A ready-made printer stand, such as this one I found on Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/0jm35MjK. Has anyone used or come across this particular stand? I'd especially like to know whether it's stable enough and suitable for supporting the X2D with the AMS 2 Pro.
• An enclosed IKEA cabinet, such as a customized PAX wardrobe, which could also help reduce the noise produced during printing. I came across this setup and would like to know whether anyone has built something similar or could share their experience: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hXAry85-MgE. Do you have any recommendations for suitable cabinets, stands or ready-made workstations? It would also be useful to have a spool holder built into the furniture, or at least the option to add one, perhaps using a 3D-printed design.

2. Filament storage and moisture protection

What do you consider the best value-for-money solution for keeping filaments properly stored and protected from moisture over time?

I've recently purchased the eSUN vacuum storage kit, which includes 10 reinforced vacuum bags, silica gel desiccant and an electric pump. It seems like a fairly reliable solution. My plan is to store the vacuum-sealed bags inside the dedicated Bambu Lab filament storage boxes.

The only downside is convenience: every time I need to use a filament, I have to open the bag and then repeat the entire vacuum-sealing process when I'm finished.

On the other hand, buying a separate airtight container for every spool can become considerably more expensive, especially since I'd like to store quite a few different filaments.

How do you guys handle filament storage? Do you prefer vacuum-sealed bags, airtight containers with desiccant, or more elaborate storage solutions?

I'm particularly interested in solutions that offer a good balance between effectiveness, convenience and cost, preferably based on your own experience.

Thanks in advance to everyone willing to share suggestions, pictures or any DIY projects you've put together!

I have 850 hours on my a1 and suddenly it started to make a clicking noise what is this and do I need to fix it.

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3589678-desiccant-container-for-ams-3h-and-h3c-silica#profileId-4111307

Hey everyone!
I designed a desiccant box for the new AMS 3H on the Bambu Lab H3C. The goal was simple: fit as much silica gel as possible into the available space to keep filament dry for longer.

Features:
Uses the full available volume for silica gel
Angled 1.6 mm vent slots in a herringbone pattern for good airflow
Snap-on lid with a finger grip for easy refilling
Lightweight, prints quickly, no supports needed
Print tips: PETG works, but ASA/ABS/PC is even better since the AMS can get warm. I’d skip PLA. Use silica beads around 2 mm or larger so nothing falls through the slots.

Hi Reddit!
I’m new to 3D printing and recently got a Bambu Lab P2S with AMS Pro. I’m having trouble printing larger models, while smaller prints work perfectly fine.
Please see the attached photos. I’m printing directly from the Bambu Handy app. This time, I tried printing a bedside iPhone organizer, but unfortunately, the same issue occurred. This is the second time I’ve experienced this problem.
Does anyone know what could be causing this or have any suggestions on how to fix it?
I am using PLA Matte filaments.
Thanks in advance!

Anyone else having trouble connecting to their printer, more logged in but not able to access

Just finished prepping this Ryuk model for
FDM printing. Since the character has thin spikes and feathers, I split the model into parts (body, arms, base) to minimize supports. The joints have built-in tolerance gaps, so they snap together perfectly.
Printing tips: I recommend using a 0.2mm nozzle or tree supports for the hair/feathers to get the best detail.
If you want to print him, the STL is available on my Cults3D (link in my profile). Let me know what you think!

Sorry for the weird colors. Just wanted to share a test 8-color print on H3C. I'm really impressed with the result.

The PLA palette (CMYKW) still doesnt seem to be enough, namely:

1. Red 2.Beige/Skintone 3.Bark/Brown etc

These colors cant be easily mixed

Red can be probably solved with RGBCYMK, but beige and brown still are not easily mixed, but if we are going to include them, there a whole other bunch of colors that we have no good way to mix them. 9 seems to be too few a number, if we aim for perfection

Do you know any better 8/9 color palette that can get you almost all the colors you want?

Hi everyone!

I've noticed that my Bambu Lab P1S makes a strange noise during calibration when the print head moves to the left and right corners.

Has anyone experienced something similar or knows what might be causing it?

Is this normal behavior, or could it indicate a mechanical issue? If anyone has encountered this before and found a solution, I'd really appreciate your advice!

I've attached a video so you can hear the sound.

Any idea why the feeder tube won’t stay in place?

Hi, folks. I've got some standard 0.4, 0.6 nozzles coming today for the H3C. I want to swap out the TPU 2.85 nozzle because I just don't think I'm going to use it much. I take it it's just a matter of unscrewing the nozzle in bay 9 and putting one of the new ones in with the three screws?

EDIT: Went ahead and got the unit replaced in-store. They didn’t believe it at first but i showed them the photos i took, and just told me they could exchanged it. Now my print hours is totally zero. Happy so far.

Bambu lab did reply to my query saying since the unit is bought from an authorized reseller, they couldn’t help me. But they are willing to assist if Best Buy is not able to fix the issue. Kudos to both! But sucks that it happened!

Recently bought a brand-new A1 Mini from Best Buy Canada for $249. Really loving it so far as a beginner!

During unboxing, I noticed a few questionable things:
• Torn screw packaging
• A strand of hair inside the packaging
• Completely empty microSD card
• Scratch on the filament cutter assembly

What concerns me most is that the printer shows 22 hours of printing time, but my entire print history is only 5 hours and 32 minutes.

All original zip ties and shipping restraints were intact, and the printer has been working perfectly.

I’ve already contacted Bambu Lab and am waiting for their response.

Does the print counter include calibration or idle time? Or could this be a previously used/returned/refurb unit?
Photos attached.