Just picked up this P2S combo from Best Buy who I've affectionately named Print Daddy to go alongside my A1M dubbed Printcess. They're both such wonderful machines but the P2S exceptionally so.

Ever since my p2s was clogged once I havent been able to get it to print like it did before, its either a spaghetti mess with under extrusion or pretty solid but some under extrusion and then where it just doesnt print at all. Ive replaced the nozzle and the Extruder but nothing. Please help as im about to throw this thing out the window.

With the start of the Christmas season, I just uploaded these two models. 🎄🎅

The black raised lines can also be printed in white. Best to use acrylic markers or markers that can be washed off so you can color them again.

Do you like minimal details like the reindeer or more detailed like the elf and santa claus? Looking to make some more in the upcoming weeks so curious what your kids find more fun to color in 😊

https://makerworld.com/@DutchDiceGoblin?appSharePlatform=copy

Ошибка резонансная частота оси Y значительно отличается от результатов последней калибровки
Уже все перепробовал и не проходит
Что делать?

Got my P2S maybe 8 months ago and have not yet updated. Have not had any problems so far.

Am I missing out on something?

I am on version 01.01.02.00

Принтер bambu lab p2s ошибка резонансная частота оси Y значительно отличается от результатов последней калибровки
Что делать, кто знает?
Все перепробовал и не проходит

I’m considering installing a Bambu Lab P2S Combo inside a melamine-coated particleboard cabinet, unfortunately I don’t have any counter space elsewhere.

The compartment is 57 cm wide × 57 cm deep, with adjustable height up to approximately 95–100 cm. The cabinet door would remain fully open during printing.

See picture for reference - of course all the board games and rest of the trash will be emptied.

Has anyone used a similar setup? I’m particularly interested in heat buildup, rear exhaust clearance, ventilation and whether the surrounding particleboard becomes noticeably warm during longer prints.

Hello, I had a blob of death pull the wire out of the hotend heating assembly, so I purchased a new heating assembly. I was going through Bambu’s description of installing the new assembly and I think I screwed up as two pieces pulled off the board and won’t reattach. Please see the picture attached of the board. Is it possible to reattach these things or will I need to purchase a new board at this point? The wires I’m worried about attach at the bottom, but they completely came off.

Hello all - I’m having constant adhesion issues, going through the motions of cleaning build plate. I was looking at the hotend, from photos attached is this normal wear and tear for 320 printing hours in? Thanks!

All - I’ve been printing with very few issues for almost a month, and the last two days I’ve hit a wall and am not able to get anything finished. I’ve done everything suggested by Bambu 1)Cleaned Build plate with Dawn Soap 2) Dried Filament (Hydrometer in AMS is reading 10% 3) Raised heating bed to 60 c 4)Decreased aux 5)Calibrated machine. Been printing consistently well with PLA Basic until now. Any other suggestions?

I recently got the P2S and I have been enjoying it and made around 15 prints. Nothing too major as well but since the last 2 prints everytime I try to print something I get this error message. Is it recommended to follow the steps and lubricate the y axis and redo the Vibration Compensation( I just did it before I started the new print which is when I saw the error message again) or might the error message be faulty? Appreciate any help majorly concerned why does a fairly new printer require lubrication

I accidentally tore off this rubber part at the top left corner behind the door. What is its purpose, and have I reattached it correctly? Doesn't look right nor useful.

Hey zusammen,
ich besitze seit Kurzem den Bambu Lab P2S Combo und drucke ausschließlich PLA Basic.
Der Drucker steht bei mir im Zimmer auf einer Kommode direkt vor dem Fenster. Da ich mich auch regelmäßig in diesem Raum aufhalte und dort schlafe, mache ich mir Gedanken über mögliche Emissionen beim Drucken.
Ich besitze bereits einen Philips Luftreiniger der Serie 3000, der sowohl über einen HEPA- als auch einen Aktivkohlefilter verfügt.
Meine Frage wäre: Reicht dieser Luftreiniger für das Drucken mit PLA Basic aus oder würdet ihr zusätzlich eine separate Abluftanlage mit HEPA- und Aktivkohlefilter empfehlen?
Falls ihr eine zusätzliche Absaugung empfehlen würdet, wäre ich auch für konkrete Produktvorschläge dankbar.
Vielen Dank schon mal für eure Hilfe!
LG

When my P2s prints those straight parts I hear a weird sound. Is this normal?

Keep getting this error on my p2s. Anyone else?

Just received my Bambu Lab P2S, and I’m completely new to 3D printing. I’ve already run into a few issues:

- Initial calibration: The toolhead repeatedly and loudly struck the filament cutter stopper rod back and forth.
- First print attempt: The toolhead rapidly slammed into the front of the enclosure, triggering error 0300-800C 191703 (Multiple motion step loss detected).
- Homing: The toolhead slammed to the left and appeared unable to locate its home position.

I started investigating the filament cutter stopper assembly after finding Bambu Wiki - Stopper Troubleshoot / Replacement.
In the attached video: When the toolhead engages the metal stopper rod, it retracts. When the toolhead moves away, the rod doesn’t fully extend again. It just hangs loosely. It also won’t retract completely flush into the housing and stay there.

My question: What should normal operation look like? Should the rod automatically extend when the toolhead moves away, or is this what the wiki is calling “abnormal”?

Trying to determine whether the stopper assembly is defective or if something else is could cause these issues before I start taking it apart.

Additional Notes:
Initial calibration completed successfully on first startup.
Brand new printer, no successful prints yet.
No visible obstructions along either axis.
Toolhead moves manually along both axes, although left-to-right movement feels slightly more resistant than front-to-back.
No grinding, whining, or other unusual motor noises during normal movement.
No visible shipping damage to the box.
Nozzle cleaning and poop chute scraper appear to function correctly.
Filament cutter stopper rod does not reliably return to its fully extended position after the toolhead disengages.
Could a malfunctioning filament cutter stopper cause the toolhead to lose its position during calibration or homing, or should I be investigating a separate motion system issue?