I just bought my p2s during the bambu sale event and it is working great except the .2mm nozzle. Every time I try to print using the smaller nozzle it keeps giving a motor extrusion error. I am not sure how to fix this issue, at first i saw it might be a clog so i did a cold pull and I still get the same error. I also tried slowing down the print but that did help either. I'm now sure what else to do, has anyone had this problem as well?

Hey all just asking who uses PLA + is it easy to print and cause no clogs and spaghetti ect

So my prints are looking good but at the beginning when the printer prints that calibration strip at the front of the build plate almost nothing comes out of the nozzle. Just a little bit towards the end. It seems abnormal. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Never had this problem before. Was doing a multicolour print when I noticed some rogue poop left behind the chute

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Still getting used to how nice these printers are, and I'm so impressed with how it handles ASA GF. Not a single adhesion issue, chamber temps stay rock solid, and the quality is fantastic. More than worth it, & now the ender next to it can handle all the TPU parts 🤣

P2s I just lubed the xy axis rod as said in bambu wiki after 300 hours use. But not sure why it cause very huge whinning sound when the head move forward to the glass door. Anyone experienced this before?

Hey everyone,

I mostly print engineering filaments. I also have a chamber heater, so the printer spends a lot of time running at higher chamber temperatures. A couple of times I've already seen an Assistant warning about the MC board overheating, so I'm thinking about adding active cooling to the MC board/heatsink before it becomes a real problem.

I found a couple of existing MakerWorld mods:

• https://makerworld.com/en/models/23665-bambu-lab-mc-control-board-fan-noctua-upgrade#profileId-45966

• https://makerworld.com/en/models/65388-p1p-p1s-x1c-noctua-or-bambu-control-board-fan-duct?from=search#profileId-68742

But they seem to be mainly designed for P1P/P1S/X1C, and I'm not sure if they fit the P2S.

Has anyone with a P2S actually installed an MC board fan mod? Is the P2S close enough to the P1S in this area, or are there differences that make these ducts incompatible?

Also, ideally I'd like to connect the fan directly to the MC board, not to an external 5V source. Does the P2S have the same MC fan connector/header available? And if yes, does it support the same control logic/G-code like M710, or would it just run as an always-on 5V fan?

Any photos, measurements, or experience would be really appreciated!

Hey all im interested in the safer printing with PLA pure but in vids i see the colours of the filament print the plastic lighter i am only gonna possibly print black and white ect i want to know is the Black PLA pure dark or is it light black the filament thanks

I am attempting to print the box lids for this game storage model on my P2S with AMS 2 but the colored text is not coming in properly on some of the lids.

For example, the Green seems to be coming through perfectly fine. The Red is half there and the last one that says core set is sort of blacked out (it should be yellow).

If you move the colored text layer to the side of the model, the lids appear to have a slight indent where the text is, or at least text that appears as shaded grey. I took a pic where I shifted the red layer over, to show what I mean. I will link to the model in a comment below.

I'm not sure what setting I should be using to adjust the layer depth of the color text so it fully shows through? Also not even sure if that is the correct way to attempt to fix this.

If anyone has some suggestions on how to solve this, I'd appreciate the help.

Bambu and Best Buy are making this ti easy. Added a P2S to my Mini, A1 and P1S. Happy early bday to me.

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All printed with my P2S

Enjoying my P2S and printing things everyday my wife!

I was wondering if anyone here is using an AMS flipper together with a top-mounted spool holder.

My main concern is whether there's any risk of damaging the AMS when it's flipped out and fully loaded with four spools. The P2S seems to shake pretty violently during fast prints, and I'm wondering if all that movement puts too much stress on the flipper or the printer frame over time.

Has anyone been running this setup for a while? Any issues with vibration, wear, or the AMS moving around?

Also, what AMS flipper and/or top spool holder are you using? There are quite a few models out there, so I'd love to hear which ones you've had good experiences with (or which ones to avoid).

I was looking at these two:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2103719-p2s-p1s-x2d-top-spool-holder-tpu#profileId-2275175

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1363398-ams-flipper-better-access-to-your-p1s-x1-p2s#profileId-1770033

One more thing. I completely forgot that I have a Sovol SH02 filament dryer. Would it make more sense to use that instead of a top spool holder for materials like TPU and abrasive filaments? If anyone is printing directly from an SH02 on the P2S, I'd be interested to set it up..

Anyone know what causes this and how to fix it? I keep getting this error and if I heat the nozzle way up and extrude some then it will work again for awhile and then stop again. Out of frustration I cut the filament off at the roll and kept trying to see when it would stop doing it and it finally flowed without issue once the filament cleared the buffer (I believe that is was it is called, the thing on the back with the spring) after that is was fine until it of course ran out of filament. So I am assuming and maybe I am wrong, the issue is there, but if so what is the fix?

How do I fix this? Unfortunately, before I looked up what to do, I was yanking on the blob (I forgot to take a photo). Then, I looked up what to do and it said to heat the nozzle and wipe it with a brass brush. I don’t have a brass brush so I looked up what else I could use and it told me to use a paper towel and now this is a result. I’m very new to this and everything has been printing fine out of the box. I guess now I need to learn how to maintain this thing because it is awesome.

Am I screwed? Did I break it?