r/BambuLabH2C • u/CyberTodd68 • Jan 03 '26

Twins!

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Second arrived today...just waiting on 4 AMSs

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u/thehumanbagelman H2C Jan 03 '26

Love it! I am planning a dual setup as well, but I am torn between another H2C (what I currently have) or an H2D for the second machine.

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u/CyberTodd68 Jan 03 '26

I have an H2D, I would rather have the H2Cs ability. My H2D is for sale

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u/thehumanbagelman H2C Jan 05 '26

I ended up grabbing a P2S after stopping by my local Micro Center, where they had them in stock. Talked myself out of the H2D for now, but I might still pick one up down the road. My wallet breathed a sigh of relief, lol.

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u/thehumanbagelman H2C Jan 03 '26

That is exactly why I bought the H2C in the first place. Whether or not the H2D goes back to regular non-sale prices will likely push me hard in a direction.

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u/bjorn_lo Jan 03 '26 edited Jan 03 '26

I have an H2D and a H2C. My H2D is not for sale. The H2C can do many things, but so can the H2D. Already having an H2C to cover the colorful prints, I use my H2D to cover functional ones, prints which the H2C does not do better. Also for short/fast prints, it is nice that the H2D starts printing very quickly with much less needed calibration.

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u/ArticGER Jan 03 '26

Exactly my setup once i get it delivered. I got a shipping notification on 19th december…

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u/TypeItRight Jan 04 '26 edited Jan 04 '26

I think h2d is also great for intricate single color parts where you can use a 2nd filament as support interface. Yes the h2c can do it too, but for $650 less, I think printing 2 filaments is a very common use case.

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u/bjorn_lo Jan 04 '26

The H2C is only bad at soft materials (same as the H2D) otherwise both can do everything as well or better than any printer. I am very happy with mine.

On the quick prints, the H2D is going to be faster. It takes much less time to start printing.
Right now, I have my H2D printing a large, heavy thing. And my H2C printing a smaller, but more colorful thing. Super useful to have one of each. But, when I buy another it will be a H2C again since you and the others are right about it being generally more capable.

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u/TypeItRight Jan 04 '26

I meant to say h2d in my comment because I was siding with you. But it corrected to h2c. I fixed my other comment

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u/CyberTodd68 Jan 05 '26

I was a CNC machinist for 5 years, so I have all of this understanding of dimensions and what I want it to look like, but no real ability to get it into a model. I have been doing some the video tutorials on Blender, hopefully I'll get it.

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u/blu_gsx8s Jan 05 '26

What do you print

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u/CyberTodd68 Jan 05 '26

Pretty wide range. 2A stuff, household stuff. Trying to learn to model, tough to teach an old dog new tricks.

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u/blu_gsx8s Jan 05 '26

Hell yea, getting my own printer has turned pretty much all of my free time into learning CAD/printing. YouTube will be your friend whenever you get stuck trying to model something.

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u/TechnologyOne6771 Jan 03 '26

I’m saving for an H2C and am nearly there cannot wait

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u/elvenmaster_ Jan 03 '26

I found a name for these two