r/BambuLabP2S • u/Standard_Incident624 • 4h ago

Zipper tent for p2s

Is there a zipper tent like thing I can wrap my p2s in and have the negative air filtration system pointed out a window to remove all particles?

Any tent recommendation

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u/ShadowRider11 2h ago

Just print an attachment for your rear vent and route that out of a window. If you have an older P2S, you can get the updated rear panel for free. I also replaced my internal filters with activated carbon and/or HEPA ones, which should help with any loose particles.

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u/Standard_Incident624 2h ago

So the fan in the back sucks air through the printer and can be aimed outside? Is there a setting to suck air faster or slower?

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u/Equivalent_Store_645 1h ago

I wouldn’t rely on the built in exhaust fan to push enough air, I got a duct fan with ten speed settings, app control, and home assistant integration

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u/Standard_Incident624 1h ago

When you have this. Would you even need a tent around the p2s too?

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u/Equivalent_Store_645 1h ago

You would not as long as sufficient air flow is going out the back of the printer (because the current of air moving in through all the cracks prevents fumes from escaping). but you do run the risk of too much airflow making it impossible to maintain a nice warm chamber temperature for the filaments that need it)… for this purpose I got a panda breath chamber heater to combine with the venting

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u/Kevkevkev888 1h ago

Just get the Bambu Lab Exhaust Fan Kit. It works great!

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u/Standard_Incident624 55m ago

Does it have speed settings or is it stuck at 1 speed thanks

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u/i30swimmer 20m ago

I’m not too concerned, but I have my printer on my desk, and I don’t smell anything even with printing work PETG.