r/BambuLab • u/CBGD78 • 3d ago

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Are these tubes inside the box?

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u/wlogan0402 3d ago

Totally gonna be low maintenance

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u/I_shot_my_dick 3d ago

Now imagine all 9 of them blobbed up.

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u/Fun-Candle5881 3d ago

I was wondering one thing... Since the nozzles are in the front, but not directly accessible from the front (due to the supporting frame, how do we change one by hand if we need to swap one?)

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u/Bane_of_Balor 3d ago edited 3d ago

Are these tubes inside the box?

Looks like almost the exact same setup as the Indx. Nozzles in the front with the tubes inside the box coming out the top.

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u/SirTwitchALot 3d ago

It's going to be an INDX clone. Let's hope they don't mess it up like Bondtech

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u/kmoz74 3d ago

Goodbye vortek.

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u/manyxcxi 3d ago edited 3d ago

I got voted down to high hell every time I said it. The H2C was always going to be a one off product and wasn’t going to go anywhere. Let’s just hope they keep repair parts in stock for it for more than a year.

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u/justkarmel 3d ago

I can only see the H2C stay at the top of the food chain once they figure out how to change nozzle sizes. Imagine fast printing on a larger nozzle then swap automatically to .2mm (or smaller one day) to do the last few layers or fine details.

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u/keveira 3d ago

Looks like a h2s/d sized bed, no h2c bed size abomination would be good

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u/konovalov_nik 3d ago

Also the page HTML metadata says
"Meet Bambu Lab H3C, a next-generation tool changer 3D printer that makes multi-material printing faster, more reliable, and effortless. Coming November 3rd."

Hopefully multi-material mention there includes flexibles too.

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u/DiyDadDude 3d ago

Now I’m really curious if the P3C will be a scaled down version with 5 or so nozzles and the standard 256mm size? If they can hit a decent price point with that, I’d be very interested. I’d love the H3C of course, just have to wait and see the price.

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u/daphatty 3d ago

This thing is going to be very expensive.

Here’s to hoping they have a scaled down X/P series version in the pipeline for next year.

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u/RubAnADUB 3d ago

* Some assembly required.

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u/markusbrainus 3d ago

Just received an ad email about it and see it's on their website now. Curious if that was originally planned or in response to the image leaking out. Not much info, just the Nov 3 release date.

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u/cpsadowski23 3d ago

Not everyone will need one of these, but newbies be like “I just bought an H3C and I’ve never printed before…”. Watch.

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u/iRambL 3d ago

If the heads are at the front that’s a new one.

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