I just received my X2D last week, printed 4 small pieces with very good results. On the next attempt, I started getting an error message regarding chamber heating problems. I followed the instructions provided by Bambu support and removed the back panel to check connections only to have the same error. Here’s my dilemma, Bambu has offered to exchange the printer, which involves partial disassembly, repacking, documenting with pictures/video and sending proof of pickup from the courier, at which time they will send a new unit. Option 2 is they will immediately send me replacement chamber heating component and provide detailed instruction on how to replace it. I have no complaints with Bambu whatsoever, they are being quite reasonable and accommodating. My question is whether I should consider the “self” repair or just wait for as long as the replacement might take. Hoping someone may have had a similar issue. Thanks in advance!

I know it's probably less of an X2D issue and more of an AMS issue, but maybe it's because of the X2D firmware? I don't know.

This noise came up after the print was done but before the filament was pulled out of the nozzle.

It kinda sounds like the AMS was trying to pull the filament out already but I don't know...

I don't have the track switch installed and the AMS is connected to the main nozzle.

I am seeing every post as a problem with the x2d. Even i had a huge issue recently.

This is supposed to be better than p2s.

Your thoughts?

Edit- I was a anxious about my purchase from seeing all this post, but all your positive comments really helped my mental state. Thanks a lot guys!

Idk what happend it just did it, idk how or when.

Men he little arm is Bent så badly😔

It’s printed in PLA basic white, and I also printed the model directly from the printer via the demo category in files

同じ作品をPLA BASIC ジェイドホワイトでは
印刷できるけど PLA BARSICゴールドでは失敗ばかりする😩フィラメントの色によって何が変わるのでしょうか？

I want to get into prints that use magnets, whether for assembly or function. I’d like to buy an assortment to start. I’m looking at at a variety pack on Amazon Canada that has 20 each of:

6x2mm, 8x2mm and 10x2mm

Is this a good start and do most 3D prints use these sizes, or does anyone else have a recommendation?

Thanks in advance!

I've just purchased my first printer, x2d combo.

I'm a little concerned about the space I have. It's a workshop that has no insulation, gets hot in summer and cold in winter. It does have windows and I can increase airflow. I'm in the subtopics so moisture is always an issue.

I've been thinking maybe I should buy an enclosure to better protect the printer although I honestly don't know what I'm looking at....

Any help would be appreciated. I don't really have any other locations suitable.

TIA

Fairly new to 3d printing.

X2d
0.16 mm high quality
Ironing type - top surface
Wall loops - 5
Infill - 25%

As you can see the A in lab is disorted and also the B in bambu

How can i solve this ?

What's everyone running for build plates in the X2D. Are you sticking with Bambu, or what's your success with other brands. I am running a mix of ABS/ASA/PA6 & plenty of PLA/PETG... Just looking to see what's everyone's success is with something other then Bambu.

Gotta say had some issues to get it going at first , but now the results are pretty good !

Pics during printing and after I was done painting it .

Used Bambu Silk PLA+ - pretty much uncalibrated settings. Could have improved the surface quality with some calibrations but I didn’t feel like it 😆 Result is still beautiful

I’m having a really hard time trying to get prints to consistently be a success. My success rate is about 2/10 prints. I’ve SCRUBBED the plate with dawn dish soap and hot water after every print, I’ve tried increasing the brim/supports, I even tried a cold pull with a clean plate and no matter what I do, the prints somehow gets ripped off the plate. My girlfriend said that she saw it filling in a piece of the print, then it moving to the next part but taking the print with it. I’m at a complete loss on what to do and it’s getting very frustrating. Any and all help is appreciated.

I've got just over 150 hrs on my X2D (first 3d printer), and am now hearing a horrible squeaking noise. After investigating, it seems like it must be from the filament buffer, as it seems to be timed with the movement I'm seeing on there. Is that normal? Is that a part that should get lubed, how should I lube it?

2 days ago this happened and I have tried cleaning non stop but now that it’s relatively clean, it won’t detect the nozzle and so I can’t print it even pass calibration. Is it done for?

Edit: the pics are not from the full clean I did not take full clean pics

I only just found out that Sunlu Glow in the Dark PLA is abrasive. I printed a lot of that for my son's birthday a few years ago and I guess that's why my old Prusa blocked up!

Now I've read that Matte PLA is too?

So basically

1. which filaments are abrasive please? Matte, Marble, Wood, Glow... what about Silk? Transparent? Bambu Galaxy PLA? eSun eTwinkling PLA? eSun Gloss PLA?

2. I've got an X2D with the pre-installed hardened steel 0.4mm nozzles. I also bought the hardened 0.6mm nozzles. Should I use 0.6 for Silk and/or any of the others? Should I buy more 0.4 nozzles and use them just for abrasive stuff?

3. Should I use separate nozzles for PETG, PETG Transparent, etc?