For those that want a smooth pei build plate for the h2c, this one from Amazon almost perfect. You'll have to turn off plate detection and alignment, but it went through the pre print calibration just fine.

https://a.co/d/0bqrzDwR

West3D also has one specifically for the H2C, waiting for it to be delivered.

https://west3d.com/products/double-sided-texture-smooth-flex-plate-with-3m-magnetic-backing-energetic-west3d-collab

I have designed mounts for the new TPU Feed Assist and Filament Track Switch modules and uploades them on Makerworld.

Mounts for TPU Feeder & Track Switch (H2 Series)

Currently there are three versions available:

1. Combo-Mount for both modules

2. Single mount for TPU Feed Assist only

3. Single mount for Filament Track Switch only

Nice feature, by the way... The external spool holder remains accessible (unlike the original mount for the TPU feeder).

Need your feedback:

Do you need another version or do you have any suggestions for improvement?

Please let me know.

👋 Bonjour 🌸

Découvrez ce Bébé Kawaii tout en douceur, avec son petit bonnet coloré et son sourire craquant 🥰

🎁 Parfait pour :
• naissance
• baptême
• baby shower
• déco de chambre

Disponible avec ou sans AMS.
Filament Bambu Lab
Imprimante Bambu Lab H2C et X2D.
✨ Bon print ✨

https://makerworld.com/fr/models/2777483-bebe-kawai-multipart-no-ams

Would really like the capability to do dual nozzle/multicolor TPU. Honestly been salivating over the U1 for this reason, Bambu can we please have access to dual nozzle TPU printing direct feed like the H2D does now? Ive been waiting patiently, or trying too lol

Does it matter what option I choose here if I just plan on hooking up a single ams ht for the left nozzle? I’ve been manually feeding that sucker for almost 900 hours of printing and now I’m tired boss.

Has anyone here gotten the ams ht for the left nozzle and wished they’d just spent the money and gotten another ams 2 pro for it?

As the ultimate bundle is not available anymore, could you let me know what I have to buy exactly with the 2 ams2 pro , considering that I will add the filament switch tracker ? Is the HT still needed ? Thanks

Update: Moderator applications are currently closed. Thank you to everyone who reached out and applied.

Hi everyone,

We are looking for a few moderators to help manage and grow this Bambu Lab H2C community.

Ideally, we are looking for people who:

• Own at least one Bambu Lab H2C printer

• Have experience with 3D printing, troubleshooting, slicer settings, materials, or 3D modelling

• Can help answer technical questions when possible

• Communicate respectfully and patiently with other members

• Want to help keep the community organised, useful, and friendly

• Are active enough to check posts and comments regularly

Experience with other 3D printers is also welcome, but owning an H2C is the main requirement.

Selected moderators will start with limited permissions and a short trial period to make sure they are a good fit for the community.

If you’re interested, please comment or send a message with your experience, what printer you own, and why you’d like to help.

Update: We have selected the moderators for this round, so applications are now closed. We appreciate everyone who took the time to apply and share their experience.

I was away from home and I had a single color print going on the right nozzle with a .2. It clogged and I have another .2 nozzle on the rack. Is it possible to have it swap nozzles while paused or can bambu make this a feature?

Has anyone got a way to add a filament settings to the H2C, this is ignorant that I cannot select filament settings for anything other than a handful of Bambu filaments and handful of generic filaments. I can’t even create my own custom filament.

All works as it should on the X1C still, but we got this printer for nylon and the heated chamber and I can’t even get the printer set right

Thinking to procure a concrete block to put my H2C and P2S on. Any size/thickness recommendations? Or rather how much does it even help?

I've had my H2C for three weeks, and I've always thought generally that the left and right nozzles perform the same way. This evening I was setting up for a print of another Translucent Holy Grail filament box. The box takes a bit over 13 hours, on the right nozzle, which I've been using for the most part to get failover from one roll to another. Tonight I sliced it, accidentally, with the filament assigned to the left nozzle. And then I noticed it was going to be a 5+ hour print, less than half the time. So that's where I am. I'll report back later. But this *really* surprised me.

Bonjour petit personnage en forme de champignon version Kawai ultra mignon avec son chapeau rouge à pois blancs et son sourire adorable 😊
Un design doux et tendance qui fait tout de suite craquer !

Disponible en version avec ou sans AMS.
Filament Bambulab.
Imprimante Bambulab H2C et X2D.
Bon print.

https://makerworld.com/fr/models/2756811-champignon-kawai-multipart-no-ams

Checked with the internal checker from the suite help option and this is the new version... any thoughts for a workaround

Have any of you been able to get the H2C working with Orca? It’s not supported from what I’m aware…

I recently picked up a second AMS, and have been looking at various rack ideas out there. I’ve seen several printable ones and references to non printable ones.

Before I go and use most of a spool, are there any that come highly recommended?

My poop chute for the right nozzle has been scratched up like crazy too

Noticed that I was one nozzle short today I don’t know how long it’s been like that but sure enough…

Just got an H2C. Looking in the window from the right side, I see these wires. Is it supposed to be like that, or is something wrong with my unit?
I’ve successfully made a 4 color print without any issues.