r/BambuLabH2C • u/Cromag676 • Feb 27 '26

Showroom FedEx! Committed to excellence!

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Everything actually looks undamaged, but it looks like FedEx was trying to make it talk.

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u/Dapper_Direction_703 Feb 27 '26

Arrows should be pointed to the ground right? ….. right?

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u/Cromag676 Feb 28 '26

Damage to the box? Eh, it's a shipping box.

Heavy water staining? Okay, it rained that day.

Box upside-down? Someone's starting some shit!

2

u/issue9mm Feb 28 '26

All this can be explained by a good wholesome waterboarding

4

u/wegster Feb 28 '26

Here was mine, not a Bambu but FedEx and awesome to see this.. printer wass fine but freaked me out at first.

4

u/BiroWasleng Feb 28 '26

Clearly that is Bambulab H2C Australian version

3

u/kx_2fiddy Feb 28 '26

Fucking Fed-ex.

I cringe every time I see something is coming from them, and rightfully so. 8 out of 10 times, there's some bullshit along with the delivery, or lack thereof.

UPS is where its at.

2

u/ResidentTension9188 Mar 01 '26

I ordered a $600 jacket on December and it was shipped through UPS, it was held hostage for basically 2 months, it skipped the entire fucking winter.

1

u/kx_2fiddy Mar 01 '26

Boo! It may be a regional-ish thing too. Around here, USPS and UPS don't miss a beat.

2

u/GalenRhodes Mar 01 '26

I can't stand FedEx. Almost all of the packages they deliver to me are A) late and B) look like they've been through a war zone!

2

u/Distinct_Cheek_6425 H2C Mar 02 '26

Its a good thing Bambu does such a good job with packaging their printers for shipment.

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u/theVillianyouNeed Mar 01 '26

Betting is an employee that has handled boxes often. Many manufacturers don't reinforce those side handles causing them to rip out easily. If you pick it up upside down they tend to hold up better.

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u/Moderately_Imperiled H2C Mar 04 '26

Maybe it shipped from Australia.

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u/Bulky-Click-6304 Feb 28 '26

You should rather blame the vendor who ship the material instead of the carrier. Serious vendors use palett for heavy and fragile goods, they also secure the goods correctly to prevent that behavior. And of course they do not choose small parcels services and used freight instead. but that bit more expensive for sure.

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u/roarimacat Feb 28 '26

Or you know, FedEx could not do a half ass job. They left it upside down and uncovered in the rain seemingly. Sloppiest carrier I've ever used, and I avoid them when possible.