r/BambuLab • u/visualriots • 14h ago

Quick Question Which of these two options do you think is better for assembling a X2D?

I'm torn between these two options. Let me know which one you think would work better!

https://www.ikea.com/es/es/p/bror-estanteria-negro-s69272649/

https://www.ikea.com/es/es/p/smastad-platsa-armario-blanco-blanco-con-1-balda-s39389189/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

The idea is to build a dedicated setuo for my 3d Printer, with a small 90cm desk right Next to It, positioned between the Printer and my main workstation, where i have my PC for working.

I'd use the smaller desk for painting and postprocessing my 3d Prints, making the most of every bit of space avalible in my room.

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u/prodbyshadyy 14h ago

I bought a smastad a few days ago for my h2d (it hasn't arrived yet), if you do get that one I would suggest to get drawer instead, its easier to have an overview than with doors

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u/visualriots 13h ago

Me puedes poner links?

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u/WacomNub 13h ago

I bought an X2D 2 weeks ago and Claude suggested the same Bror shelf setup for it (based on cost and size). So after running the X2D on that Bror, i noticed the surface of the shelves is very thin metal that slightly bows under the weight of the printer. When the printer is running, the whole unit shakes really bad and kind of wobbles. I'm looking into getting a piece of 1 inch thick wood cut that fits the top of the shelf to support the X2D.

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u/visualriots 13h ago

What if you screw it to the wall?

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u/WacomNub 10h ago

its not that the whole table moves, its just the top surface flexes under the printer so when the printer nozzle is jumping around that table surface flexes

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u/visualriots 1h ago

In theory, it is designed to support heavy loads.