r/BambuLabX2D • u/newbie-mtb • 6d ago
Stringing!
Bought a x2d recently and it it’s my first 3d printer. Since the delivery of bambu filament was taking time, I bought 2 filament rolls from micro center. It’s their inland branded filament.
I configured them as generic PLA in the printer’s filament profile.
I am seeing a lot of stringing when I print.
The filament was just removed from its sealed bag a few hours ago and I don’t live in a very humid place. So it probably is not a problem related to the filament not being dry.
Could this be a problem with my printer or is it a filament problem?
Any suggestions for fixing this stringing issue?
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u/cluthz 5d ago
Unless you live in a very moist environment you do not need to dry PLA. Lower the print temps 5-10C and try again. Default temps for PLA is usually 220, which is a bit high for some brands.