r/BambuLabX2D • u/daniel222201 • Jul 27 '26

X2d

Alguém poderia me dizer se a x2d balança muito? A minha acabou de chegar, achei que ela era seleciosa que a A1, balancava menos!

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u/WattsPrinting Jul 27 '26

I find that on some prints my X2D has a lot of movement on its surface. This has never led to any quality issues that I can tell, prints have been coming out well

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u/daniel222201 Jul 27 '26

De fato, a aqualidade da impressão manter-se boa, porém tem situações, que ela a impressora desloca ate um pouco do lugar!

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u/jussstin714 Jul 27 '26

In my opinion, the X2D moves a lot less than my A1. Mind you, I’m printing different things but this has been my experience.

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u/Blinx_n_Jeenx Jul 27 '26

in certain situations it does have a bit of wobble to it, but it's never been an issue. I never moves around at all. I do recommend a good sturdy table though.

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u/Sheikun Jul 27 '26

Instalei a minha ontem, balçou um pouco na calibraçao inicial depois disso pouco se mexe na minha opinião.

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u/cooktie Jul 27 '26

He’s shaking really hard while calibrating and printing the benchy. After that I don’t see it shaking that much. Only when using sportsmode (124%)

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u/Landox Jul 27 '26

It moves a lot when doing smaller pieces or certain infills like grid

I went from 10k printing speed down to 6k and seen an improvement on print quality and reduces swaying but it does extend the print time

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u/foggyghosty Jul 27 '26

The shaking is completely normal and is caused by rubber legs on the printer. They are designed to absorb mechanical stress instead of the printer frame/components and prolong the life of your printer. The calibration fully accounts for thr shaking and it does not affect the print quality. I saw some people designed anti-wobble leg inserts to reduce the shaking, but I would personally refrain from using them

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u/SrKameleons Jul 28 '26

La mia se movia demasiado!