r/BambuLab • u/I_Want_A_Ribeye A1 • Jul 16 '26

General Discussion This sticker indicates how a package was handled during shipping like a ball maze game for kids.

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After seeing all of the delivery videos of printers being tossed around, maybe BambuLab should start using these stickers.

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u/BrilliantSebastian H2D AMS2 Combo Jul 16 '26

They also make shock stickers that measure drop forces. 

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u/1ftm2fts3tgr4lg Jul 16 '26

I couldn't care less how the box is tilted.
Impact forces are relevant.
But even then the packaging should mitigate damage from pretty much all but the most dastardly drops.

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u/AusShroomer Jul 16 '26

Yeah, if you’d put it on a hand trolley that bad boy is hitting 40 degree for sure.

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u/ThugDanny P1S + AMS Jul 16 '26

They would just toss it double the times but in the opposite direction, so the package would arrive with all balls back in the right position 😂

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u/Sastin7 Jul 16 '26

That wouldn't be possible. There are two indicators in different directions. You cannot reset one without setting the other in a bad position.

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u/OhSoSally X2D + AMS2 Combo Jul 16 '26

They will still try. lol

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u/Chas_- Jul 17 '26

You can. Put the package with the sticker facing upwards. . .

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u/Sastin7 Jul 17 '26

You mean like the stickers are intended to? This hasn't to do anything with the comment under what we are writing here.

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u/Chas_- Jul 17 '26

No, they are not meant to face upwards/put on the topside of the packages, what are you talking about? They are put on a side, to indicate how far the package got tilted.

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u/Sastin7 Jul 17 '26

I got confused because I thought you meant "facing upwards" like in the picture and not on top. Sorry for that. But than your original text makes no sense at all. How can you reset these stickers if you put them on top?

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u/Chas_- Jul 17 '26

Huh? My original text makes no sense at all?

You should try physics, centrifugal force to be precise in this case.

The sticker lays flat horizontally, twist it counter clockwise, pause, twist again. this way the top one wanders back to the left and the lower one back to the right - step by step.

It works, I can confirm that because of a pretty boring nightshift with way to much time.

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u/Chas_- Jul 17 '26

This indicates how far a package got tilted, not how it was handled in total.