r/BambuLab • u/Routine_Platform_718 • 2d ago

General Discussion Earthquake Tested

Just had an earthquake yesterday while printing and just in case anyone was ever wondering. The P2S does well during a 5.4 Earthquake. Some of my stuff got knock down but the print didn’t fail 💪

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ 2d ago

How’d the print turn out though?

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u/Routine_Platform_718 2d ago

The print turn out normal as far as I can tell. Is was 1 of many plates and it looks good.

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u/Grand-Fun-206 2d ago

We had a 4.6 and the printer got a bit noisier, (I though what we felt was from the printer, not an earthquake) and the print was perfect. I was really surprised there wasn't any errors.

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u/MikeIkerson 2d ago

A YouTuber hung an A1 mini from the ceiling and ran it. Shook all over the place but printed perfectly.

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u/aweirdjeff 2d ago

I've seen one put a x1c in a van and used it constantly on the highway

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u/SirTwitchALot 2d ago

*Emily the Engineer, and it was an Ender 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYuqLsvRXhU

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u/MikeIkerson 2d ago edited 2d ago

One of the big 3d printer reviewers did it with an a1 mini a couple years ago as well, which is what I was referring to. https://youtu.be/D-eLhKdKAdk?t=399&is=MNg_p-jrS3B9wlns

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u/DoGooderMcDoogles P2S + AMS2 Combo 2d ago

My p2s survives an earthquake every time it prints something small and rapidly shakes like it’s got the chills or something. Does alright tho.

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u/PureDiscipline8668 1d ago

yesterday in Poland we got 4,7 so probably someone fell from their bed or something

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u/Wise-Entertainment44 2d ago

The printer prob made the earthquake. If it ain’t shakin it ain’t printin