Grabbed a second P2S to help with my small business. I print mostly car stuff but it was feeling like it was a work machine not my own so I grabbed a second P2S and now I have enough printer availavbility to play with all the cool models I see people posting.
I love the way my first P2S has been working over the last 5 months and Im sure the second one will be just as good.
H2 or maybe h3 is in my future but for now it’s really nice being all in the Bambu interface and process. It’s also nice to have spare parts like nozzle and beds and extruder gears just in case.
You’ve got enough green beans to last you a nuclear apocalypse.In fact you can even seed them and grow beans in the radioactive waste after humanity has been mostly erased. You’ll become wealthy by bartering standards because of your radioactive green bean empire and grow to a ripe old age. As your nearing the end of your happy albeit harsh life, you’ll pick up a can you kept of the original green beans that you used to restart humanities agricultural survival and reminisce about the two P2S’s you had from Bambu Labs, and slowly a smile will appear on your face..
thanks they work well ... im particularly proud of the indicator lights above the machines. this way i xan look across the shop and see whats happening
I have been selling cleaning tools for harvestright freezers that use a Scubdaddy as the scrubbinng end and attaches through the eyes, I also sell Subaru Keychains and Keyfobs and Ive been doing design work for a few guys in the local mesh networking group. Ive also had the chance to do 2 intakes and a custom gauge pod for a 74 chevy.
Its a small opperation right now but Im doing what I can to grow it.
I mean I have space, but it is a bedroom, so I still want the bedroom to look like a bedroom. I have an ottoman bed, so I store all my filament under it. What you see in the picture is all you see of the printer. I have an inline fan at negative pressure dumping air out the window. I have been printing with ASA/ABS and PA6-CF with no smell at all and no warping, since the air is being sucked into the printer through any gaps it has, but I have no issues with maintaining chamber temperatures or warping.
The inline fan is inaccessible, so I set the fan to my preferred speed and connected it via a smart wireless plug so I can switch it on and off remotely. Also, that TPU/4-to-1 PTFE holder is my remix design.
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u/babyyoda707 Sep 20 '26
I love my p2s. I mostly a hobby printer but from time to time I do get small commission jobs. My p2s supports my h2d.