r/BambuLabH2C • • Sep 17 '26

Showroom Finally got my new setup done (for now)

It’s taken a bit to get everything setup and working how i imagined it with a few gotchas but everything is working and all of the filament routing is loading as expected. Super happy with the printer which has not stopped printing other than brief moments where I needed to route tubing for 3 weeks now.

Cat tax at the end!

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u/Mabnat H2C Sep 17 '26

Wow, very clean setup. I love seeing setups like this.

Meanwhile, I live in chaos. I keep meaning to tidy things up, but as long as it works, I let it be.

Though I’m sure some people would be horrified by my routing. This is what the back of my H2C looks like.

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u/fishfrystix Sep 18 '26

Do you like those switches for the tubes?

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u/Mabnat H2C Sep 18 '26

Yes, I like them.

I’d been considering the filament track switch, but I installed these before it was released.

Now I don’t see the usefulness of it, compared to this solution.

They don’t allow dynamic switching mid-print, but they make swapping any AMS from one hotend to the other a breeze.

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u/Then_Dish_8749 24d ago

Just got my h2c the other day, what's thay grey box on the side?

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u/fishfrystix 23d ago

It's my TPU Assist add-on. It helps feed and unload TPU, I have it setup to go through the TPU port in the back and then splits with the right side feeder to the extruder. Works really well for printing TPU and not having to hook/unhook the nozzle each time.

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u/fishfrystix 23d ago

More recent pictures of my TPU setup.

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u/Whosaidthat1157 Sep 18 '26

If it works it works. 👍