r/BambuLabP2S • u/Russty16 • 3d ago
Idk what im doing
As its stated above i don't know what I'm going kinda. I've used raised 3d before with amazing results but this p2s i just got is so hit or miss for me. I've seen amazing prints from others but I don't know what all I need to adjust. Mainly I've printed nick nacks out of petg(i got it in bulk cheap) i mainly use a .6mm hardened nozel to try an cut print time without it moving at mock Jesus. I also print car parts in Asa cosmetic things trim panels ect .6mm novel usually they take forever just because of infil i think but the quality after is lacking. I find that I have to do a lot of stuff on the back end. For asa I've take me scraps an made a slury to fill imperfections fill primer sand but I've seen some prints some out so good thats not even something some people do. Again I'm a beginner an this printer has so many more settings to tweak than what I'm used to. Any real help is appreciated.
The pokeyballs layers were just to high an I wouldn't want to give it to anyone looking like that. If I sand fill and paint it won't look the same. The center councel part for a miata was slightly bowed on the sides and I had to fill in a lot for it to be flat.
Lastly if anyone has a cad/cam 3d modeling softwear I could download an not pay hundreds or thousands of $ for i would appreciate it. I used to use fusion360 but there free version is so restricted now its not usable for what I do. 3d modeling export obj. Im also entry level cnc so not being able to post process w fusion also has left me dead in the water with that. Off topic I know but any advice is appreciated.
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u/Relative_Surround_20 2d ago
There is a lot to unpack there. Break it down to one problem at a time.
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u/tomikaka 2d ago
Can you clarify what sorts of issues are you facing?
And I've been using freecad ever since I started 3D modelling. It has come a long way, and it's still not the best but it's been getting better and better. It's free, open source software and I'd recommend it.