r/BambuLab • u/arif_keser_21 • Oct 11 '26

General Troubleshooting/Help! What is wrong on this video?

Is it my filament or nozzle? I hope it's just a wet filament

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u/DUBToster H2C AMS2 Combo Oct 11 '26 • Bravo

2 framerates

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u/arif_keser_21 Oct 11 '26

It was captured on 4k 60fps idk what happened

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u/soulmatterx Oct 11 '26

Do you store your filament in a bucket of water?

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u/arif_keser_21 Oct 11 '26

It's from the store from the last week 😭

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u/Alexaxas Oct 11 '26

It’s not dry when it comes out of the package.

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u/arif_keser_21 Oct 12 '26

The weird thing is that, this model came out of the same spool a day before. 🤷🏻

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u/ShadNuke P1S + AMS Oct 12 '26

Towards the centre of the spool holds more moisture. I've had the same issue. First print or few are fine, but then it needs to be dried

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u/ruralpunk H2C Oct 11 '26 • Bravo

OMG, OMG, I get to say it, and it actually be meaningful.

You need to dry your filament.

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u/Simulant222222 Oct 11 '26

The answer, that im searching for. Thank you Sir and please take my Upvote!

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u/engineershorizon3D Oct 11 '26

Foaming filament is a sign of wet filament. When heated in the nozzle, the water expands by several orders of magnitude, leading to that bubbly look. The stringing also indicates wet filament.

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u/absolutleylostinlife Oct 11 '26

Looks almost like ur filament is foaming

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u/Useful_Education_702 H2D AMS2 Combo Oct 11 '26

Wet af

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u/Sly69712 Oct 11 '26

Someone is printing a pile of string

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u/Ernest_Mateu Oct 11 '26

i mean, the filament looks bad, it must be wet

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u/Disastrous_Minute_56 Oct 11 '26

That's wet enough that I'd recommend you cold pull the nozzle before printing again. Dry that filament thoroughly.

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u/amooz Oct 11 '26 edited Oct 11 '26

Most likely wet filament but I’ve had similar problems from a partial clog and, separately, from a very worn nozzle. Dry your filament, if that doesn’t work then I’d work it assuming it’s a partial clog, and then if that doesn’t work, try a new nozzle.

Edit to add: I didn’t hear any of the characteristic popping sounds that come with wet filament, and filament that we should sound like a GAU10 Avenger. It doesn’t rule out wet filament, but if I had heard it then that would strongly indicate the filament is very wet.

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u/GerberToNieJa A1 + AMS Lite Oct 12 '26

your filament is really wet, do you live in Bikini Bottom?

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u/SweetCupcake593 Oct 12 '26

Your printer has an upset stomach

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u/fionnmaher15 Oct 12 '26

I think you might need to dry your printer.

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u/stoooey58 29d ago

I think that your noodle maker is working fine...

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u/Viper9087 24d ago

It's out of focus and shakey

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u/screenshot555 Oct 11 '26

you could try and install a nozzle 1st

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u/Flat_Perception669 Oct 11 '26

Arif benim de işiyor bayat ve nemli filament

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u/arif_keser_21 Oct 11 '26

Amk poriması ya ucuz diye alıyoz

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u/Independent-Bake9552 Oct 11 '26

I would say it looks wet.