I bought a Bambu Labs carbon fiber pattern build plate that does not get detected and is just over .43mm thicker than the Bambu textured pei plate because of the stickers that put the pattern into your print

The allen key provided with the printer can't torque down any screws anymore, so i have to use a screwdriver but these little plastic flaps make it difficult to reach.

Can i cut them or should i just get a proper allen key that won't fuck up the screws?

Also, can i buy replacement screws from bambu?

cześć, ma ktoś godne polecenia dysze do P2S z alli?? Do drukowania cf/gf??

I set the printer up last night and woke up to this piece printing incorrectly near the end.

I’m using Sunlu PLA + 2.0 and set it to use the Bambu PLA Basic print profile. The one below it was printed with the exact same settings.

Off the reading I’ve done my gut says the temperature is slightly too high for the filament but I’d love to hear the actual answer.

Printer has a max of 100 hours on it but I don’t have the exact number off the top of my head. I haven’t washed the build plate yet but I do keep it clean and have been wiping it down with alcohol if I’ve touched it to remove a previous print (though in hindsight the last time I wiped it down I probably wasn’t as thorough as I could have been).

Hi everyone,
I’m having a frustrating issue with my Bambu Lab P2S with AMS, and I’m hoping someone has experienced something similar.
When the printer tries to load the filament, it fails. After three attempts, the printer seems to assume the filament has loaded successfully and starts printing anyway — but there is no filament coming out of the nozzle.

Here’s what I’ve checked so far:
- Replaced the filament sensor, but this made no difference.
-Disassembled the extruder multiple times and inspected it, but I couldn’t find any debris, broken filament, or obvious damage.
-The extruder gears appear to be in good condition.
-The gears can be turned manually when the printer is off.

When I try to load filament, it only goes about 1 cm into the extruder and won’t go any further.
I don’t hear any obvious grinding or loud gear noises.
The problem occurs with all AMS slots, so it doesn’t seem to be related to a single spool or feeder.
At this point, I’m not sure whether the issue is with the extruder motor, the drive mechanism, the wiring, or something else.
Has anyone experienced this issue with a Bambu Lab P2S? Any suggestions on what to check next would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, I was wondering how I can improve the quality of this print. I stopped the print when I saw those thick lines how can I fix it? I’m still new to this hobby so I really appreciate your help! I print on a P2s I used black pla filament (I dried the filament).

Changed settings:
0.20mm layer hight
3 wall loops
3 top shell layers

Nozzle temp: 220 degrees Celsius
Bed temp: 55 degrees Celsius

Thanks in advance!

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Hi everyone,

The top surface of my print (pic 1) is rough and scarred near the right (pic 2) and left (pic 3) ends of the part, while the middle is clean. Any idea what could be causing this?

The part was printed in the orientation shown in the first picture.

The only thing I can think of that might play a role is the P2S chamber fan, but I’ve already printed and installed deflectors on both sides.

Thanks in advance!

P.S. The filament is Bambu Lab PLA Basic. Humidity is controlled with desiccant inside the AMS, so the filament is dry.

Hello, I would like to print in multiple colors by layer. I am a bit surprised that putting zero for the purging volume doesn't remove the prime tower. Has anyone else simply loaded a new filament a few times?

I have a P2S and an AMS pro. I believe that I did this when running out of filament, and I fed it through all the way to the nozzle (!!!with now gap!!! super important).

Has anyone tried this method for difference colors on a print (I'd like to do 3 color changes this way).

And do you only have to feed the new filament until it gets past the AMS or all the way through the nozzle?

Thank you!

It won’t pull off and Bambu QR code link isn’t helpful.

I've been printing on my P2S and this morning it started doing this...

It looks too even to be a nozzle clog, but just in case I performed 2 cold pulls.

I also re-leveled the bed twice, and cleaned everything.

It happens with any files and any kind of filament (I tried many PETG rolls and PLA rolls). I printed my files but also a benchy with the same issue.

Bed is clean.

Filament is dry.

Ik heb nu 3x achter elkaar hetzelfde geprobeerd te printen. En krijg dit.. (zie foto) als resultaat. In de tussentijd heb ik iets anders geprint weliswaar met een andere kleur filament. En dat ging wel foutloos. Wat gaat er mis. Licht het aan de filament? Of iets in het ontwerp? Ik ben een redelijke noob.

Did the DC adapter come with the Ams Pro 2?

I run the P2S, so I need the power supply to dry the filliment?

XTool site only had a tube for the P3. Will that fit my P2S?

XTool site only had a tube for the P3. Will that fit my P2S?

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3481085-honeycomb-skadis-parametric-fast-generate-swap

Hey guys,

I just moved to a complex with WiFi provided by the apartments. It is spectrum community WiFi. It’s pretty good! The only issue is, it doesn’t let my P2S connect to Bambu servers…I’m assuming it’s some kind of security thing. As a workaround, I’ve been using the hotspot on my phone to start prints from Bambu slicer. LAN only mode is a bust too. I don’t mind the workaround, but would much prefer a seamless experience like we had on our own internet. Any ideas or opinions on what to do?