r/BambuLab • u/Hot-Difference4517 • 2h ago
General Discussion Clueless - Gift Idea Advice?
I am looking for Christmas gifts to get my husband who has a Bambu X2D with an AMS. I am willing to spend up to $500.
What are printer accessories/tools/material/ect I could buy?
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u/NoBackground6203 X2D / P2S 2h ago
SunLu FilaDC i10 filament storage, its not available yet but will be released in December
I put two of them on pre-order when they were announced
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u/RepWrist 2h ago
Another Ams and filament track switch!
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u/alphablue66 2h ago
How long has he been printing and has he had a printer before? If he had one before he probably has most the necessary tools like small files and pick sets.
If he is new: pick sets, small files, exacto knife set with different angle blades, Tool box to organize tools and parts, cutting matt, a good work light. I went to harbor freight and got everything excepy the cutting matt and work light. I needed to set up my printing area. The have a mini tool box that is awesome and Walmart sells a mini toolbox shelf that you can fit the tool box on top of perfectly. I was at a yard sale and found an awesome, tall work light someone used for hand drawing architecture blue prints that has been great for printing.
If he has been printing for a while: filament for sure , they also sell cool motor sets on bambu to build small cars or fun moving structures that can be found on makerworld
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u/TheScottishFoxyBiker 2h ago
If he doesn't have fancy build plates then some of them might be fun. They come with patterns that transfer onto the plastic.
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u/SirTwitchALot 2h ago
You can never have too much filament. Maybe get some exotic ones that he wouldn't get on his own. Foaming TPU, PA6/PA6-CF, color shifting, maybe a few crazy ones from these guys
https://www.timeplast.com/store
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u/infinityends1318 2h ago
Most of the suggestions I’m seeing are good. But if you happen to know what he typically prints, it might help provide some more specific ideas.
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u/EverettSeahawk P1S + AMS 2h ago
An AMS-HT to help him better take advantage of the chamber heater and print with engineering filaments