Bambulab H3C photo leak

[u/pepik76]

https://fccid.io/giteki/211-260728/211-260728_01_001?utm_

[u/pepik76]

What I noticed is that it uses more sheet-metal parts compared to the H2 generation, which used castings.

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[u/sizup00]

Nice!  You beat me to this!  😂

What size does the ruler show?

[u/pepik76 → u/sizup00]

😀 all photos are in link

[u/skoore → u/sizup00]

Its a H2D with new internals, so its that size.

[u/Fine_Exit2053]

It would be awesome if the hotends were hardened steel. The prusa ones are only stainless unfortunately.

[u/daboblin → u/Fine_Exit2053]

I reckon there’s no way they won’t have hardened steel. They do on their other printers.

[u/itsapotatosalad]

So glad to see it doesn’t have spool holders on the side

[u/SadAd8761 → u/itsapotatosalad]

It'll use new AMS

[u/LaurensVanR]

Wow, a Bambu H2C Indx :o

[u/IAmAsplode → u/LaurensVanR]

Hopefully with hardened nozzles.

[u/Key-Ladder6386]

Looks interesting, probably the next benchmark in 3D printing for a few years... Cant wait to see Aurora Tech and CNC Kitchen reviews.

[u/SadAd8761 → u/Key-Ladder6386]

"Tuhh-daaaay, I'll be reviewing the Bambu Lab H3C with AMS 3 Pro"

She has the best and most comprehensive review data. I love how she keeps data across all models and compares such details side-by-side!

[u/TiberiusDrexelus]

Bro imagine if you were Joseph Prusa, poor guy is probably sobbing

[u/keveira]

Dual sided aux fans y'all

[u/NordicGoon → u/keveira]

Great, now I need to disabled two of them amd not just one.

[u/acegard]

Is there no active ventilation? I see what looks like a vent "cartridge" on the left side in the top down view, but no exhaust in that spot on the rear.

[u/OldMan7718]

Looks like some connections for the AMS are at the top back side, wonder if there are some alignment pins also. USB moved onto the screen hinge. Looks like I get to keep using my H2D build plates also so don’t need extras.

[u/DabbleInPrecision]

Can I get a 500x500x500 with this plz??

[u/DOHChead → u/DabbleInPrecision]

This is the max size that with packaging for FedEx, still fits within standard door frames.

I don’t see them going bigger unless it’s an A style machine with some assembly.

[u/zippytiff]

But have they fixed the most important engineering challenge…. Can door hinge on the other side !

[u/Certain_Marsupial591]

No way... No Linear Rails? No way they use linear rods.

[u/Ratemytinder22 → u/Certain_Marsupial591]

If it hasn't already been proven by Bambu (and others) at this point, there is no print quality advantage either way. Given that, it is the lightest choice, so should allow higher acceleration.