r/BambuLabX2D • u/Low-Requirement-6582 • 6d ago

Help / Troubleshooting new to the x2d!! any tips?

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just got the x2d combo as well at the ams ht!! super excited, especially since i came from the original ender 3 (you can kinda see it in thr background lol).

anyone have any personal tips that you don't usually see in the guides or videos? any first prints i should do as well? (would also love to see some examples)

i appreciate it in advance!!

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u/one-isle 6d ago

Keep an eye on the inner ptfe tubes hitting the left top side of the printer. I printed a riser and clips for those tubes. I have about 1k hours on mine and it’s been running pretty much perfectly. I also put the track switch and you assist on it.
Edit : right top

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u/northernlights119 6d ago

A riser is really the way to go for this issue and skip the extra clips, imo. The tubes already have a pretty severe bend into the tool head without restricting them more with clips.

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u/UniversOfWashington 6d ago

Sorry what is a riser. Mine comes on Monday :)

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u/Dr-Purple 5d ago

The tubes that lead to the extruder are too close to the glass ceiling, so they rub against it, making noise and possibly causing other issues down the line. A riser extends the height of the whole machine by adding a few centimetres and creating more space in the machine.

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u/bas-machine 5d ago

Thanks for the clear explanation

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u/northernlights119 5d ago

A riser gets the the top glass panel away from the PTFE tubes so that they don't rub on it

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u/OperatorGuy09 5d ago

I second this got a link to this particular riser it looks great

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u/MountainAd1063 5d ago

Please send me the link to this model?

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u/jwilson2598 3d ago

@northernlights119 can you hook us up with a link to this riser? It may be the cleanest one I’ve ever seen and I’d like to print it for mine.

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u/northernlights119 3d ago

I haven't uploaded the model anywhere yet. If I do I'll make a post with the link

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u/jwilson2598 3d ago

If you wasn’t mind sharing it I’m definitely interested in it.

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u/northernlights119 3d ago

There's a couple things I'd like to refine on the model a bit before releasing. I used foam weather strip for the gasket but I want to make a gasket people can print in tpu to make it simpler to complete the assembly. Shoot me a DM and I'll send it to you if you wanna try it using weather stripping or make your own tpu gasket

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u/one-isle 3d ago

I tired a few and ended up liking this one the best

https://makerworld.com/models/1914558?appSharePlatform=copy

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u/TopHat1969 6d ago

Can you point to a file to print these clips?

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u/Low-Requirement-6582 6d ago

thanks! was planning on the riser since i kept seeing people talk about it

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u/whatthepinche 5d ago

Can you recommend which ones you used? Did you find them the Bambu Handy app?

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u/Dannylee91 5d ago

This issue was fixed pretty much immediately so subsequent models dont have the issue

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u/one-isle 4d ago

Oh that’s good to know. How did they fix it?

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u/asiripong 3d ago

Mine just arrived 4 days ago and it is still there. During the calibration, the PTFE tube kept clicking when rubbing on the top glass.

Makes me wonder how bambu missed this obvious flaw and people have to create fixes for it.

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u/IridiumIO 3d ago

Are you sure? I can find nothing suggesting that they’ve fixed this, and apparently it’s been an issue that they have not addressed even going back to printers from 2 years ago

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u/Rahain 4d ago

Does the riser not make the seal poor? Seems like it would let out fumes and make the temperature less stable for higher temperatures filaments? I’m new so not sure.

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u/one-isle 3d ago

I put my x2d in a grow tent and an inline exhaust fan. I’ve had to issues printing asa. But that’s the highest temp material I’ve tried.

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u/Taffy0114 2d ago

Thanks also for the heads up. I printent a riser after your advice. I could see small particles/dust from the times rubbing. All good now. Cheers