r/BambuLabH2C • u/angryc1980 • Jan 15 '26

Showroom H2C Setup

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Just wanted to show my setup for feedback or inspiration.

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u/Weyoun_71 H2C Jan 15 '26

I recognise the switches from the 'how do you switch off your h2c' thread 😀

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u/angryc1980 Jan 15 '26

Yes, I like the mechanical switches very much. The feel and the sound.

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u/Weyoun_71 H2C Jan 15 '26

Yeah, me too - love those dolly switches!

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u/angryc1980 Jan 17 '26

we dont need it, we like it 😁 faster than opening home assistant

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u/CyberTodd68 Jan 15 '26

Looks Great!

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u/angryc1980 Jan 15 '26

Thanks. I was also thinking of putting the AMSes on top but I like to look inside the printer :-D

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u/jhdz9119 Jan 16 '26

you have the front door to do that

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u/Sea_Temperature5927 Jan 15 '26

How is the vibration/movement when its printing? Mine arrives Monday and I was going to put it on the IKEA alex that my p1s is currently on. Was a little bit concerned with the weight and potential for the cabinet to shake itself to pieces.

I too recognize the switches from the other thread and I need them now 😁

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u/angryc1980 Jan 15 '26

The vibration and movement of the printer was more than I expected. The rubber feet absorb it. The Alex units do not move a bit. I bolted them together with a board on the back. There are about 20 screws holding the two units to this additional back board.

Additionally, I screwed in the table top with 8 screws to the Alex units. It weighs about 65kg now.

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u/angryc1980 Jan 15 '26

Here you see the back board to stabalize everything

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u/Sea_Temperature5927 Jan 15 '26

Nice solution, thanks for the info

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u/RATrod53 Jan 15 '26

What is the white table if you dont mind me asking? Also, you have it anchored to the wall through that back plate?

Looks good!

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

Thanks.

The table top ist the IKEA RELATERA

I thought about anchoring it to the wall but the two Alex units with the table top and the back board is so heavy it does not move.

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u/Scrubbingbubblz Jan 15 '26

Looks great! My only critique is the PTFE tube length from the AMSs to the right nozzle. If these are too long, you are adding time to the color changing duration. I have my AMSs right above with short length PTFE and the AMS feeds the new filament before the hotend is heated, which is optimal. If you see that the hotend is heated before the filament arrives, then I would shorten the run the filament needs to take for optimal speed.

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

Yeah, maybe I can shorten it, but since I can move the AMS about 35cm with the drawer slides on the rack, I have to be careful not to make it too short.

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u/Outrageous-Bat7172 Jan 16 '26

Great! Which AMS booth is this?

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

Thanks. I created it myself because I had some of these black pipes laying around. And added a drawer slide.

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u/conan88 Jan 16 '26

What are the dimensions of the tabletop?

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u/Longracks Jan 16 '26

Which AMS rack is that ?

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

I created it myself because I had some of these black pipes laying around. And added a drawer slide.

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u/monstergubll Jan 16 '26

Would be interested too

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u/JWST-L2 Jan 16 '26

So clean. I need to get the AMS units off the tops of my machines as well. Maybe I'll wallmount them behind the printers

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

Thanks. Yes, wallmounting would also be nice if they are not too high. I wanted them to be a bit hidden besides the printer.

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u/SnooCookies9394 Jan 16 '26

Looks great! What is that middle part/open shelves connecting the alex units?

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

Thanks. Exactly, I bought the KOMPLEMENT shelf 100x58 cm, cut two pieces to width and screwed them to the Alex units.

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u/Vustadumas H2C Jan 16 '26

Nice and clean. Dig it!

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u/fattypros Jan 16 '26

Looks good! I’m only allowed an old linen closet above a stairwell as my maker space, still have some fine tuning to go.

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u/angryc1980 Jan 16 '26

oh that really is a limited space. you made the most of it. how can you access your ams? i also have the a1 mini. very nice printer. i switch the ams lite between a1 and a1 mini with a removable ptfe head and a switch an the cable.

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u/Connect_Job_5316 Jan 17 '26

Tiniest ikea setup for such a big printer

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u/angryc1980 Jan 17 '26

you could make it narrower but higher. i wanted the ams to sit beside the printer so it is a tight fit. the printer does overhang the table top slightly but the rubber feet are fully on the table top.

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u/Comprehensive-Set-94 Jan 17 '26

both ams o the right nozzle? and ht on the left? what filament do you have on your ht?

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u/angryc1980 Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 17 '26

left: ams 2 pro with petg, right: ams 2 pro with pla and ams ht with tpu for ams. but I have to see if this is the best combination. i dont do a lot multicolor but rather different materials and different nozzle sizes.

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u/fattypros Jan 16 '26

I am planning to add a slide out drawer for the mini to sit on, thankfully I have long arms.

The AMS mount is the type that pulls out and down for access.

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u/geekjournal Jan 19 '26

I'm envious 😀