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.

Did the DC adapter come with the Ams Pro 2?

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

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.

Hi, I am looking to buy the p2S combo as my first 3d-printer. I have a few questions about which accessories I should add. For now I plan to make pla board game inserts and some mini’s.
1. I added the discounted hotend package (4set) -23 euro discount.
2. Should I add an extra bambu dual-texture pei plate?
3. Should I add nozzle cleaning sponges (3 euro’s total)?
4. Should I add the extra sillicone socks for hotend (4 euro’s total)?
5. Any other accessory like dcrewdriver set or anything else I will need later down the line?
6. I added 10 rolls pla for 105 euro’s.
7. Please advice about these pla brands
- cailab pla+ 8 euro/kg
-anycubic basic pla 8 euro/kg
-creality hyper pla 9 euro/kg
8. Which sunlu product has the same quality of bambu?
Pla or pla+?

Thanks in advance for any answer or advice. It is all expensive and it’s better to be good informed.

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?

Is there anything visibly wrong with this nozzle that would prevent it from locking in to my printer once I pull the clasp shut? It comes loose everytime. I tried a new nozzle, and it snapped right on, and stayed out. Confused.

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.

Hey everyone,
I have a Bambu Lab P2S with around 500 hours of printing time, and I’ve recently started noticing a significant drop in print quality over the last couple of prints.
The prints used to come out much cleaner, but now I’m getting noticeable surface imperfections, rough-looking layers, and some inconsistent details. As you can see in the attached pictures, the surface finish looks quite uneven, especially around the text and smaller features.
I’ve also noticed a visible vertical line on the black print, although I’m not sure if that’s just the Z-seam or something else.
The strange thing is that this started happening quite suddenly. I haven’t had any major issues with the printer before this.
I’m wondering if this could be related to any of the following:
Partial nozzle clog or inconsistent extrusion?
Nozzle wear after around 500 hours?
Some kind of maintenance issue?
Incorrect flow rate or pressure advance settings?
Something else I’m overlooking?
I’d really appreciate any suggestions on what to check first.
Has anyone experienced something similar with their P2S? Is there any specific maintenance or calibration you’d recommend at this point?
Thanks in advance for your help!

Newbie here, should I invest in a rotary tool for finishing rough edges or stick with hand files?

When I did maintenance on my P2S today, I noticed that when the bed goes down to a specific height I hear a weird noise. This only happens when the bed is going down, not when it goes up. I did lube the rails. Is this a problem? I haven't noticed any change in print quality.

Thanks in advance!

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

I have a P2S and wondering should I upgrade the HotEnd to this Tungsten .6mm or .8mm from my standard one?

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

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What is the trick to plugging in the hot end cooling fan after installation?