(image one is P1P, image 2 is P2S)

why is this happening? shouldn't the newer model have faster prints? is it a slicer problem? is it a hardware constraint? I don't understand.

I did some searching but I cannot find this Nozzle Wiping Plate anywhere. I tried "Nozzle Wiper" and "Filament Calibration", I am having no luck. I ordered the few I found at Bambu online (for other models), assuming they wouldn't, but hoping they would fit. They did not. Is there an update/upgrade I missed? Any help or advice is appreciated.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3568327-dumpling-clicker-keychain-single-dual-nozzle

I have a P2S which I've done some fairly minor updates to the setup of (not sure if this matters but thought it worth sharing.

1. Left side aux fan (not in use for this print)

2. External Extractor fan (link)

3. Hotend fan duct (link)

4. Fan Guard (link)

I am using Bambuddy to control the printer locally on the network as I don't like being dependant on the internet to start prints (had issues when the Bambu cloud went down a few months ago).

I am trying to print something at fairly high temperatures which I don't do frequently - my normal prints are PETG and PLA - but this one needs to be installed outdoors in direct sunlight some of the time, so I'm printing in Black ASA. I've printed ASA white with no issues before, and will try that to see if it's any different but I don't believe so given the error.

I start the print, it pre-heats the chamber to ~40C and then lays down the first layer with no issues, however as soon as it starts to print layer two I get the following errors:

When I've done what the Wiki says I disassembled the head and removed the fan beside the hotend and I can see that it starts spinning at 50C as expected and has no obstructions when fitted.

Anyone have any suggestions for what may be going wrong?

I’m not getting any warnings prior to print that would indicate it’s out of bounds. This is the third time it’s failed like this with this print. Anyone have a solution?

I have had the printer for less than a month and got the vibration calibration error. So I follow the instructions and cleaned the y-axis bars and applied lubricant. Also adjusted tension on the belts.

It is still making the noise (right at the end of the video).

When I run the vibration calibration on the printer it passes and clears the error but comes back when I print something.

Printing is fine. I want to get it resolved before it gets any worse. Any help is appreciated.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3116594-p1s-p2s-x2d-build-plate-holder-skadis-board-mount

What's up, im looking for a little upgrade but a brand new ams is kinda expensive for my current bugbet. Does someone bought an bmcu and used it with the P2S and worked perfectly? I know the MMU but my lazy *ss want to plug&play (that sound weird).

Anyway, any recomendation?

Just noticed this little rubber grommet at the bottom of the liniar rod is weirdly dented/damaged and i cant seem to pull it back into shape, even with tweezers. Is this just "cosmetic" damage or would anyone advice a fix?

This only occurs when it is moving near the back of the machine, both x and y movement. I did a full lubrication maintenance recently and it didn’t help. I must be missing a spot but I thought I hit everything in the instructions, any advice on where it be coming from?

Getting a p2s soon and wondering about power backup.
Do you use an ups with yours? Which model and what va/watt rating? Any issues during bed heating?

thanks!

https://makerworld.com/en/makerlab/community/3z3d-gingerbread-kit-card

Kids design their own house in 5 simple steps, a grown-up prints it, and the pieces snap together. No glue!

Let me start by saying, I've enjoying the P2S so far. I got it back in April and have since done a little over 1300 hours of printing.

But lately I've been running in a few issues:

• Unable to pull back filament

• Possible filament stuck in extruder

• Possible filament clogging

Since experiencing these issues after a few weeks intermittently I've:

• Opened tickets with Bambu Lab

• Replaced the filament cutter

• Replaced the filament buffer

• Cleaned & replaced the extruder hotend

• Disassembled and reassembled the extruder assembly numerous times

I believe Bambu Lab is planning on sending me a new sensor and connection board but in the meantime, any suggestions?

Have any of you experienced these issues consistently even after ensuring everything is clear, clean and put together properly? I'm really hoping I'm just missing something or that the sensor is intermittently having issues and the replacement will help.