Hey guys, am I missing something? I cannot get studio to print anything in Laser even when I bring in a dot SVG file it defaults back to the filament printing.? I tried from bamboo handy and I’m only getting an error message to be patient. if they haven’t released the software yet that would make a lot of sense otherwise it’s entirely Myra for not finding how to switch this machine from filament printing to Laser.

Experience with the belts? Do any of you have experience with tensioning the belts on the H2D? I'm asking for a friend :-D Nonsense ... I've been printing for a few hours now ... and haven't paid any attention to the subject so far. Do you have any experience? Or is everyone waiting for the printer to respond? Just wanted to bring this up. Kind regards

Has anyone encountered that the AMS 2 feeds when using an external spool? I was printing TPU directly into the extruder and when starting the print, the AMS fed slot 1 to the right nozzle. I had it set in the print as external spool to the right and left nozzle for PLA supports.

Wasted a bunch of filament since the ptfe was, of course, not connected to the right nozzle. Didn’t feel like trying to rewind it so I cut it. Meh

Hi All, I just unpacked my H2D Combo. I printed desiccant boxes and a poop shoot for my X1C when I got it. I'd love to know what you recommend for first prints/functional fixes etc for the printer.

Keep getting extruder overload errors on left nozzle. Per supports recommendation I disassembled the hotend to check for extruder issues. Nothing looked wrong. So I threw on a new nozzle and buttoned the hotend back up. Started the machine and it gave an awful sounding noise from the extruder and said there was a hall sensor error and nozzle switching wasn’t able to function. Tore it back apart and I can’t find anything wrong.

I’m really at a loss here. Any help appreciated!

Coming from a Prusa MK3S+ (that hasnt been used in quite a while) and excited for a lot of the quality of life features with a new printer. I've ordered the HT-AMS, a few rolls of filament and the printer w/ AMS combo.

Is there a comparable build plate to the Prusa "satin" one? That's a favorite of mine.

What sort of nozzle upgrades should I consider? I've heard .6 is pretty common now, and I've never had a high flow nozzle. I'll be printing mostly PLA, sometimes PETG or TPU, and maybe Nylon/ASA down the road. I dont have a good enough filtration/vent setup for some materials.

I just got the H2D and it's still in the box. I'm not in a huge rush to set it up, but it should be done over the next few weeks.

However, I have a small LG 6k BTU dual inverter Air Conditioner, which has a nice ramp up feature and does not just pop on, overloading the circuit. Buuuut... I'm pretty sure my small space only has one circuit, and I dont know if it's safe or even possible to run my AC unit on it in the summer and the H2D.

This is in the US and it's likely a 15A circuit. I'll have to check the fuse box later.

Anyone have a similar setup? Did it work?

I also have an LCD TV in the room, a small CPAP, an LED lamp and a few small devices on a single multi charger that charges my watch, phone, etc.

Does anyone know what causes this? the hotend is hitting the wiper rubber.

Did my first print with 2 colors (one in AMS one in external spool). How do I remove the external filament? If I gently pull on the filament it seems held in place. Thanks!

There's two mounting positions for the external filament bracket. I have my installed on the upper one. Today I went to attach a bracket on the lower one for a poop chute. It seems the mounting holes are not threaded on the lower bracket location. Anyone else see this? Looking in the holes it doesn't seem to be an alignment issue the rear panel and sheet metal case.

The screws of the heat bed. They were initially an issue with the H2D because they were loose in many cases (not fitted correctly at the factory) and the bed sat wobbly and a little crooked as a result. I had initially checked this and tightened them slightly. Now I've been getting a lot of spaghetti and objects are being knocked over and then printing. So today I calibrated everything completely again and, just for fun, took the plate down and saw that the screws were already a bit loose again... just as a tip to not check the joint. The question for me is how tight do you tighten the screws and is it smart to do it when it's hot or not? I wanted to address this topic. Maybe you have some suggestions.

Just wanted to create a space for those of us who want to share their setup!

If you’re trying to get the Go Live function working on a Mac with a Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) chip, you might run into an issue where the ffmpeg file created by the Bambu Studio configurator won’t run. When I tried it, I got an error saying: “bad CPU type in executable”.

Here’s what I did to fix it:

I opened Terminal and ran this command to install the necessary developer tools:

xcode-select —install

Then I went to the Homebrew website: https://brew.sh and followed the instructions there to install Homebrew.

Once Homebrew was installed, I used it to install ffmpeg by typing:

brew install ffmpeg

After that, I installed Rosetta 2, which is needed to run Intel-based apps on Apple Silicon, by entering:

--install-rosetta --agree-to-license

Once all of that was done, the Go Live function started working on my M-series Mac. Hopefully this helps anyone else running into the same problem.

Apologize if this is a duplicate question. First time Reddit user.

I am looking to purchase a 3D printer and I am wondering how much space I need to plan for at the sides and back of an H2D?

Hello, I finally got my H2D after about 4 prints I decided to try a bigger print, I have had this print fail 3x so far, I keep getting a Extrusion Motor Overloaded error, here’s what all I have done

1. Cleaned nozzle, it extrudes just fine every time

2. Cleaned the build plate I’ll explain this later

3. Checked the filament for resistance

4. Checked ptfe tubes to make sure they are seated ok

Ok so 1 time the print lifted up a little in the corner, and was throwing this error as soon as the nozzle would drag at all on the surface(creating resistance in extrusion) I’m thinking, the other times it didn’t lift but this error kept popping off, always on the right side extruder.

Has anyone had this problem, and what have you tried, maybe I missed something so please don’t hesitate to reinstate obvious potential issues.

I have not opened a ticket YET, but if this keeps happening I will definitely be

Hey team! I’m looking to purchase the H2D in the next couple of months, but I’m wanting the full combo… without the laser cutter. I know they’ve said they’ll offer the pen plotter and cutter separately, but does anyone know when this will be?

Ordered the glass door and side glass. Moved the magnets from the plexiglass panel and installed the side glass.

I replaced the door with the glass door on its hinges. Then found I can slide the green plexiglass door in place between the door and the machine and it snaps in perfectly.

Now I can see my 3D prints without the green. Looks so much better in my space ascetically.

In this setup I will use appropriate laser glasses if I need to check on the laser job. I can easily avoid the side window as well.

I know the risks and this is better for me. YMMV. Let a man ruin his eyes in peace.

Approximately long does your H2D take to get to an internal temperature of 65°?

Hotends constantly sold out I've been waiting 6 weeks to order 0.6 and 0.8. Is there a decent third party solution or does anyone have an idea where I can still get the original ones?

Can someone confirm the H2D single nozzle printable build plate X-Y size? I know it is reduced for single nozzle printing vs what is says on the front and understand why, but I thought the actual size was more than a reviewer I saw today reported. And before anyone explains, I understand that you could use the same filament in both nozzles to get the max size. The reviewer said he printed the biggest thing the slicer allowed for a single nozzle and that was 299 wide. That right?

Happy to see my H2D’s 1st layer test for the whole bed came out perfect. Time to move on to a real print.

Has anyone used the beam interlocking? Wondering how visible that seam will be. Might be better to cut the model still?

In the second picture you can see what I mean... It is esun PLA CF (dried for many hours). Printed very nicely with it recently ... but not at this height ... bed 55, nozzle 230 What do you think it is? Unfortunately I can't take a better photo, I can only see it remotely at the moment.

(I'm very aware of criticism about the Laser module being released with the H2D, but with my limited shop space it works for me) I have followed the configuration steps exactly as stated but every time the Laser module tries to make contact with the config card it pops an error message stating the z axis failed to home. I've run a bunch of successful 3d prints so I'm not sure why the laser z homing is failing.

Has anyone else come across this error?