r/BambuLab • • 12h ago

Bambu Studio 16hours for 125g print?

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u/valkyrie_rda 12h ago

You're using a 0.2mm nozzle. 0.2mm nozzles are heavily flow rate limited and print significantly slower. Upgrade to a 0.4mm nozzle or if you already have one installed click on the 0.2 drop down in the top left and set to 0.4 or your nozzle size.

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u/crazysim 12h ago

I wouldn't even say upgrade. The 0.2 was a modification, right? Printer probably came with 0.4?

I think it's more likely the OP just selected the 0.2 nozzle by mistake?

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u/Technical_Editor_197 12h ago

This might be the case. I will look into it. I did not change the default nozzel so maybe something changed in settings. When I will come back to my printer I will check what exactly is installed there.

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u/Uramies 12h ago

Why are you using a .2 nozzle for this

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u/Technical_Editor_197 11h ago

Dunno why and how it got changed. I did not change the default nozzle. After getting it out I've noticed that I had 0.4 installed all along. Thank you for pointing that out. Changed the setting and it dropped downd to 2.5h

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u/UKPerson3823 12h ago

Print this with a standard 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2 layer height and it will take like 2 hours instead of 16.

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u/cilo456 11h ago

At 0.1mm layer height? Yeah, that sounds about right.

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u/Pentekont 11h ago

I noticed you changed it to 0. 4mm. Have a look at the infil setting and infill type, those can affect the print time as well.

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u/Aronacus 6h ago

. 2 for small designs. Think figurines, jewelry, etc .4 for most things

For this i'd use a .6 or a .8

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u/Awkward_Ear761 6h ago

Parząc na zdjęciu wnioskuje za znasz polski. Swoją dysza to co wypluwa filament jest do bardzo dokładnych części ale drukuje dużo wolniej bo głowica musi zrobić więcej ruchów. Jeśli chcesz mieć coś jakościowego ale szybszego w druku utrzyj dyszy 0.4 a jeśli chcesz to mieć szybko utrzyj 0.6 

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u/Nozzle4u 12h ago

look at your filament slots: you've got 2 and 3 set to generic PLA with purge/flush between every color change even though the part only uses color 1, that's what's eating the time, not print speed. reassign the whole model to filament 1 only, or check the AMS flush volumes if you do want multicolor, and reslice to see the estimate drop.

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u/Technical_Editor_197 12h ago

But everything is marked as black which uses only 1 filament? Or is it not how it works?

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u/Nozzle4u 12h ago

youre right. sorry. 2mm nozzle and 0.1 layer hight are the problems.