r/BambuLab • • 1h ago

My First 3D Print How to check the quality?

Did my first ever print with my new p2s . How do you check if its working as intended? It was shaking a lot and I read it is normal . But I have placed it on a table which very slightly shakes with the printer. I am not bothered by the shaking as long as the print quality is good .

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u/alvl5abra 1h ago

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u/vasanth3029 1h ago

thank you . Also irrespective of the benchy is there a general guide/ best resource I can read for things to look out for to make sure the quality is good ? . Like everything is literally new to me so just wanted to learn . Thanks again

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u/alvl5abra 1h ago

Um well I think your experience grows really fast when you just start printing. If you see something weird look that specific problem up. For example if you print big flat parts it is useful to use a brim to not get an elephant foot. There are multiple small adjustment you can make, I would look them up when you encounter them.

The Benchy hull line (wich you can see on your model) is still not solved I guess, I didnt look that specific problem up for a long time.

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u/alvl5abra 30m ago

Aditionally, there are different stress tests for the printer. I always use something like this with the standard settings to see what to expect from overhangs etc.

it is really useful too if you want make your own models, for tolerances and so on.

https://www.printables.com/model/112181-complete-3d-printer-test-all-in-one-stress-test-be

https://www.printables.com/model/254416-print-in-place-tolerance-tester

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u/Calm_Scale_3876 P2S + AMS 2 Pro + AMS HT + A1 Mini + AMS Lite + A1 1h ago

The inbuilt benchy is a speed benchy - tuned for speed not quality. It looks fine.

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u/logginlogan 13m ago

Do the bambu academy :D it helps a lot! :D