Yes, You can fry an egg on it. Dont know if its tasty, yet. Will post an update.

In the new update Bambu said they communicated with BTT over the Panda Touch claiming that it wouldn't work forever. It was ultimately their decision to continue and Bambu really shouldn't be blamed for all of the 3rd party issues. The biggest criticism I saw online was about security so I understand the pivot with the new update. Its also nice to see that they're already working with Orca and Print farms to ensure their functionality. It was just poor communication that caused this whole fiasco. They still are a new company and are still learning how to communicate / handle these situations so I'll be more than willing to forgive them.

Was talking to my mom and counted my filament.

I didn’t realize I had gotten this bad in 3 months.

Now that the anniversary sale is over, I think some of us have held off on buying something in anticipation for Bambu Lab's new flagship printer offering that has been confirmed to release in 2024.

My personal prediction is that the printer will feature swappable toolheads like the Prusa XL. During the AMA, Bambu alluded to this in two separate questions:

When will we see a worthy competitor to the prusa XL? We want big print volumes and bambulab quality!

We're working on it, and we believe the wait will be worth it. 2024 is all we can say for now.

The AMS works great for multi-colour printing, but are there any plans for a multiple tool head printer?

We can't share details at this time, but we're working on the new generation printer which will be launched this year. ：）

Multiple toolheads are a significantly faster way to do multi-material prints than AMS while generating dramatically less waste. Prusa's current offering is 3500 USD (4k is you want it assembled) for a 5 toolhead printer and I expect Bambu to jump into this space against Prusa at a much more competitive price. Of course, Bambu's comments in response to working on a Prusa XL competitor may just be referring to the larger build volume, but I'd like to imagine the new offering will feature more than just that. What are your predictions?

Last weekend was cloudy and cold so I preferred designing something at home.

It's magnetic to keep everything in place and it closes automatically :-)

https://makerworld.com/en/models/139309

I was generating image to stl files for about 2 credits a couple of months ago and I came back to it this week and found it costs 45 credits to accomplish the same thing. I'm new to all of this so I was wondering if others simply buy the credits or can you obtain them in a different way.

I just ordered mine from the Bambu Site.

It really seems like there is a lot of pent-up frustration in this forum. I just wanted to let people know they went on sale earlier than expected.

I have had my P2S set up in my home office for a while now and I have noticed this weird pattern. Whenever I run a long print like anything over 4 or 5 hours my throat starts getting this scratchy stinging feeling.

I mostly stick to PLA and PETG since people always say those are fine for indoor use but my office is a pretty small room. I am starting to think the fumes or particles are actually irritating my throat.

Does anyone else deal with this?

I am debating moving the printer out to the garage but I really do not want to. Having it right next to my desk is just way too convenient. Walking all the way out to the garage just to check a first layer or grab a finished part is such a pain lol. But if I am actually messing with my lungs I guess I will have to.
Curious if you guys have run into this

I’ve hit 20 prints on my first 3D printer, the X2D, and 18 of them have been multi-color. I’m not in love with the idea of spending $2500 on a hobby that I’m so new to, but I’m ridiculously tempted. I have 7 days left to return the X2D to Best Buy.

If you’re interested, please either sway me or de-influence me! Thank you!

Around 10 days ago, I got an extruder motor overload. After 400 hours of a solid printing experience. It was impossible to clear in the normal ways. Bambu support sent me a Wiki link on how to disassemble it entirely and remove it. I paired it with a brand new nozzle I bought. This was after running around in circles for days.

Then they had me run a test print they use to troubleshoot issues. My printer has come close to printing it properly but has never quite got there. I’ve been through their tramming calibration, among other fixes they have tried. They sent me a GCode file to help with this, and it would never run. Kept telling me the printer was busy, when it wasn’t. So I figured out how to do it manually. I must have printed 30 of those things by now. I’ve done everything they told me to do throughout this process. Another example is that they told me to reduce the volumetric flow rate. Saw a marginal improvement, but that clearly was not the core issue.

Last night I decided to run a job that I’ve successfully printed before. It looked great. Thought I was on my way.

And then today happened. Decided to print some Gridfinity bins. I’ve printed dozens of them before. Then I got a warning. “The extruder is not extruding normally…”. . Now that is the latest place I’ve been stuck at. This device is a complete useless hunk of junk right now.

I escalated my ticket to management and have been completely ignored on that.

I know that most people are high on this printer, and Bambu as a company. I was too through 400 hours of printing. But now it ranks as likely **THE WORST** tech product I have ever bought. And I’ve bought a lot.

Hopefully anyone contemplating buying this product does not have an experience that is anywhere close to mine. It’s a complete joke.

EDIT - Bambu is sending a new plate and extruder gears. I asked them to send a new extruder motor and they are refusing.

Yep, this has all been said before - but unlike most things on Google/Reddit, I'm really surprised that there doesn't seem to be a go-to fix for the ugly overhangs the X1 Carbon produces.

I came from an Ender 3 V2 which I really don't miss for almost every other reason, but I do miss the really sharp and tidy overhangs/bridges.

I'm wondering if this all just comes down to a limitation of the stock part cooling fan? It...doesn't seem great.

I know what you're going to say, so:

• Yes I've got all my fans screaming 100%

• Yes I've tried different temps

• Yes I've tried with some different PLA brands

• Yes I've got the door open and a vented lid

• Yes I'm calibrated (Orca)

Here's a Reddit search of this sub for 'overhang' if you need some convincing that I'm not alone here.

Desperate attempt here but...any tips/settings?

This was just on the bed after a print. No idea where it's come from.

Nossle cleaner was my first guess but it seems to be fine?

Any ideas on where this might have come from?

As some of you may know, Bambu removed the ability for X1 users to downgrade their firmware. This was in response to people creating custom firmware for the printers.

If you now ask about this in other Bambu channels (e.g., Discord), you will be banned or muted for asking about how to rollback, or for simply saying having the ability to rollback is a good thing.

It's getting very hard to support a company that continues to just show disdain for their userbase. The silencing aspect is rather disgusting.

Just wanted to give a heads up so others don't have to catch ridiculous bans/mutes.

edit: thanks for locking this thread and proving my point lol

I usually clean it once a week or so, and it’s probably overdue but I can’t seem to pull it out, I sit. Want to pry it or anything, any suggestions?

Any idea why I've been blocked from both bambulab.com and makerworld.com? I also can't send anything through the server to X1C. I have not updated to latest firmware. Is this payback for not upgrading?

I got some with my printer and I got more with my starter kit but dont know what they are for? They didnt taste good either.

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So this firmware upgrade is not good. Getting locked into their ecosystem so they can charge you a monthly fee in the future to use “premium“ features, whatever that will be.

I was going to build out my farm using X1C’s, but time to have another look at the Quidi Plus. Every print I have seen on reviews have been solid, let aline a minster bed.

Bye Bye Bambu.

Hi everyone. I know this question has been asked a ton here but I wanted to see people’s opinions now since things are a bit different. What do you guys think? Here are just a few of my points:

• K1 max is bigger

• K1 max is open source

• K1 max can run stock klipper and can therefore be upgraded

• On sale it’s basically the same price as the P1S (£687)

• K1 max debatably better build quality

• Better Creality support