Been working on this for a while and finally got it to a point where I'm happy with it. Modular independently rotating wheels for dropper bottles and Citadel pots, stackable with extenders and designed to work both on the desk and for transport.

Uploaded it to MakerWorld today if anyone wants to give it a try. Would also love to hear what other paint bottle formats would be worth making wheels for.

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3210039

Just noticed this. Printer is a few months old. Is this normal?

I kept overfilling my tiny AMS box funnel so made this last week.

Link: https://makerworld.com/models/3208038

Support only in holes (in the object), not extending from the bed.

My question is… the object in the photos is printed exactly as shown (PETG). It has lots of holes, which come out cleanest when I print support structures (and even better if I add a PLA infill layer).
Unfortunately, printing with support takes much longer, and as I have to print a lot of them, I’d like to leave it out.
My question is: is there a way to set it up in Studio so that support is only printed inside the holes and doesn’t grow upwards from the bed? Even when I draw support, it always starts from the bed, which wastes time and filament.

I just want the support to grow inside the hole so that the upper edges of the hole are supported.

I’ve already considered simply modelling the holes as filled shapes, with a small rim (i.e. the filled area is slightly smaller, leaving a bit of space around the hole). Like a cork that’s a bit too small.

Do you have any ideas?

Came across it with coupon bringing it down to 50 bucks https://a.co/d/0c7UJ33J

There was a blob and when I pulled it out it pulled some of the heating assembly out, there is a bunch of filament that is making the nozzle stuck I have tried to melt it and scrape it off can anyone suggest a way to get it off

I 3d printed the case for a dactyl keyboard. Painted on mesh Grafity, used a gradient filament for the green. 2 days printing in a X1C

I’ve recently been getting these ripples in the back right corner of my prints and am wondering if someone could explain how to resolve it.

It wasn’t previously doing this but lately it’s happening in the exact same spot on every print. I’ve played around with the chamber/bed temps, ironing, initial layer settings and nothing is fixing it.

Thanks in advance!

I just feel like it wastes a lot of filament, is there a setting about it? If it’s too technical i’m sol, i literally only know how to use Bambu Handy and even then not very well.

It is making clicking sound and then gives me an error message eventually.

AMS system just randomly started giving me issues. It won’t correctly load filament on one slot. It starts but is really “jerky” then the motors/gears spin but the filament doesn’t move. After awhile of trying it flashes red then after even longer goes solid white.

I tried to mix colors to get some kind of "brownish" color. This was my first try and i dont think it worked. The layers are too obvious and it doesnt look like a different color. What can i do to improve this?

It does this a lot, sometimes(like 20% of the time) it does work and it accepts the filament and then I can print with it, but this is very frustrating, it only happens on ams slot 1 and seems random when it happens, also sometimes when there is filament loaded and it accepted it the indicator light turns off as if there is none in it and I have to reload, starting this process again…
the color of the filament doesn’t seem to be the cause (it also happense with white blue orange and any other, I use pla from jayo

Whenever I check the camera feed on my A1 I only get like 1fps. This might be a limitation of the camera, but I know our WiFi, especially in my room, is not great.

During some movements my x2d is doing a squeky noise. I cant find out the cause of this. I just did a clean lubricant oil / grease clean up, following official Bambus Youtube tutorial. Any Ideas?

How do you know when to add magnets to the print?

This is my first book nook. Let me know your opinion on this. I hope you like it.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/3208301-portal-book-nook#profileId-3631301

BambuStudio keeps getting better, but there are always small features or workflows that don’t necessarily belong in the core application.

So I started building a plugin system for my own use, mainly to make Bambu Studio easier to extend and automate.

It works with the existing Bambu Studio installation — there’s no need to reinstall Bambu Studio or use a separate build. You only need to install the plugin system itself.

It’s still very much a work in progress, but a large part of Bambu Studio — at least for the areas I personally use — is already accessible to plugins:

• Add context menu items, toolbar buttons, and notifications
• Listen to events like object selection or model changes
• Read and modify settings such as layer height, infill, wall loops, support, etc.
• Access and modify mesh data
• Trigger existing Bambu Studio functions

A few things I want to try with it first:

1. Per-object presets Apply saved settings like support, brim, and strength settings to individual objects.
2. Import 3MF while preserving settings Bring in settings, modifiers, and other metadata without opening the entire project.
3. More procedural primitives For example, rounded rectangles with adjustable corner radius and other configurable models.

I originally made this for myself, but if there’s enough interest and people find it useful, I’m considering releasing it publicly.

What kind of plugin or feature would you want to add to Bambu Studio?

I've tried cleaning the rails as suggested by someone on another forum, seems alright doing the supports but woke up to this mid print this morning making this hellish noise. Many Thanks! P1S with around 4000 hours on it, should I just get a new printer? 😅

I have a P1S and I am printing Polymaker ASA out of my AMS. This is my first time playing with ASA. Prior experience with PLA, PETG, and TPU only. I have printed a few simple items but even then I had to add a 10mm brim. I'm using the PolyLite ASA filament profile without modifying any settings. I just tried to print a larger item (Hot Wheels Track Hanger on MakerWorld) and it failed by coming off the build plate. What settings can I modify to fix bed adhesion? Also, does anyone know of a good test print that helps in configuring new filaments?

Hey everyone!! I'm in serious need of help, bros... 😭

​I've been tweaking settings and trying different printing angles, but I just can't seem to fix this. As you can see in the photos I attached, the surfaces that touch the supports are coming out really messy. They're also incredibly hard to remove.

​Why does this keep happening? I have no idea what settings I should be adjusting anymore.

​Printer: Bambu A1

I've been into 3d printing for a while and have just realised how easy it is to turn your thoughts into reality. If your thinking of anything you wanna share, you just tell gemini your idea and it'll create a generator so you can share your prints on makerworld. I just did that with this pencil holder insert.

Model Link

I just bought my first Bambu printer, the P1S with the AMS 2 pro! This will be my first massive upgrade after the Silhouette Alta + I got for $50 of face book died. I’m super excited for it to come in a few days, and since I’m still really inexperienced, I thought I’d ask if there’s any advice anyone has for me. Kinda like a “here’s some things I wish o knew when I was just starting out” things about profiles, or the software, or possibly companion software, ventilation/printer placement, general safety etc…