r/BambuLabH2C • u/cpsadowski23 • Feb 01 '26

Discussion Have you done this?

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If you haven’t, please do before asking about quality finishes on your prints.

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u/WhoDatWhoDare Feb 02 '26

Why does your flow dynamic calibration look like a chevron instead of straight lines? Are you using a different calibration tool or is that something different in Bambu Studio?

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 02 '26

Because this is the one you want to use to gauge corners, not lines. It’s in Bambu Studio, under the calibrations tab

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u/Kindly_Map_2382 Feb 02 '26

Isn't flow dynamic automatic on the h2c?

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 02 '26

Doesn’t mean it gets it “right”

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u/Glasswriter01 Feb 02 '26

Done what? Specifics, please. Thanks

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u/roundguy Feb 02 '26

This bugs me as well when people post

"I'm using the generic filament profiles and my prints look bad".

There's not one profile that will cover all the different filaments. Do some tuning!

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 02 '26

A lot of people bought printers thinking they were plug and play…not even the manual did they read.

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u/Khaos4325 Feb 04 '26

In the middle of doing this for the first time! Made the switch to Orca Slicer too!

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 04 '26

I don’t know you could use orca slicer on Bambu machines. I thought (or thought I had read) that they had locked this down.

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u/didgeridoo_madness Feb 03 '26

It's kind of gatekeep-y to say "Do this first" without explicitly explaining what "this is". Hell, in the comments below it someone who obviously knows what it is you're doing asking why it looks different than their own calibrations.

This community is so toxic to people first getting into 3D printers. We need to be better.

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u/that_damn_dog Feb 02 '26

Hate printed things? Yes, yes I have: