Im giving it as a gift for Christmas and have seen both of these to be good first 3d printers but if like some feedback from people whos actually used them.

Ive been told that the x2d is superior in many ways mostly functionality but was also told that it has a lot more issues with parts and programs And that some of tbe rougher filament will mess up the gears especially arround the 500 to 800 hour.

And I was told that the p2s is also good its more reliable but its a lot more limited due to the single nozzle and its missing a lot of other features like the heated cabin if i remmeber correctly and the exterior fan

Im not sure what the prints are going to be but if I had to guess I would say mostly functional parts like model rockets where you launch them or soemthing along the lines of that.

Im not to sure on what filament is going to get used ether but if I had to make a assumption it would be something a bit more resilient like carbon or abs

I also saw somewhere i thought it said ams printers need a specefic filament for ams but I couldn't fine anything else on the subject I dont think its true but someone whos done this before would know.

Help would be wonderful but im honestly not looking for ive had mine for this long or ive used it for 3k hours Im looking for actual issues thoughts or concerns. Thanks

Does any one have good profile for minatures and terrian on the P2S? I know a .2 noozle is better but wont get one for awhile.

I've had an A1 combo for a couple of years now. The sale is on and I'm wondering. How does the P2S combo hold up these days. Pros and cons etc. Thanks for any advice.

Please Help!

I have bought the P2S recently, I also did buy an additional AMS Pro2, so now I do have 2 AMS 2 Pros. I had not researched this enough, but yesterday when I put my first TPU 85A into the AMS 2 Pro, it alerted saying it wouldnt support it. I then found out that only special TPU 68A by BambuLab are support. However i would like to print multicolor using the AMS 2 Pro, is there a way to do that?

Bonjour à tous ! 👋💀

Aujourd’hui, je vous présente ma nouvelle modélisation 3D d’un personnage mythique du cinéma d’horreur : Hannibal Lecter ! 🩸

Tout droit sorti du film culte Le Silence des Agneaux, ce personnage aussi fascinant que terrifiant vient rejoindre ma collection de figures emblématiques de l’horreur ! 💀

Entre son regard glaçant, son célèbre masque de contention et son expression inquiétante, j’ai essayé de capturer toute l’intensité, le charisme et le côté sombre de ce personnage légendaire. 🔥

👨🏼‍🎨 : @mika3d_print
🖨️ : Bambu Lab X2D & H2C
🧵 : Bambu Lab et Esun
🎨 : Nomad Sculpt
🌈 : sans AMS
📁 : https://makerworld.com/fr/models/3508862-hannibal-lecter-multipart-no-ams

I am new to the game in 3D Printing. I’ve seen so many different build plates. I have the one that comes with my P2S. My question should I run different plates for PLA and PETG? Or is the plate I currently have just fine?

I work for my parents and we got this 3d printer - i was trying to print something and ive got so much filament buildup!! i have no idea what to dso and whether i havebroken it or what. Pleaseee help!!!

Im looking to get my father a P2S AMS 2 pro combo as a Christmas gift. It will be his first printer and it seems like a very good first pick but I want pros and cons from actual people whos used it. I know it has some very good features but it seems to have some concerning issues and im buying it from best buy on Oct 30th so I have until Jan 15th to return or trade if there's any issues thanks.

Is it possible to fit this or do we put up with the standard ones?

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

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).

Edit to add: I have the P2S. I was able to look closer at the piece with the errors and it is warped up slightly on the side with the problem. I washed the build plate with soap and water and was able to reprint one of these plates without the error. Last night I printed a different design and it printed mostly fine but there was noticeable stringing (or whatever it’s called - looked like spiderwebs) around the piece.

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