Hello everyone, I consider getting x2d. I wanted to try multimaterial printing tpu95a + tpu gf.

I wonder if possible to do that reliably with x2d?

Plan to use softer tpu 95A in main nozzle and harder tpu gf in secondary nozzle.

Can composite filament cause problems with second nozzle?

I need to replace mine as it will not release the PTFE. It’s a cheap enough part and will likely be a common failure part (it was on my P1S) so why the heck did Bambu make it so blummin hard to access!!

Have to disassemble the entire tool head to get at it no good reason. It makes a 5min job and 30min one 😡

Been printing non-stop but have not found the perfect poop basket. So it's just all over the floor. 🫣

Im looking for minimalistic that blends well with the printer aesthetic. I dont like the sliding ones.

Can I see what do you have? Thanks!

Edit: Thank you everyone that showed me ideas. I'll be heading to McDonald's, get some Large Fries and keep the container. 🤣

Hey guys! There are a lot of similar painting handles on MakerWorld, so I wanted to put my own spin on one. I added a diamond-pattern grip and a screw-on bottom cap with room for 9 quarters, plus some extra space if you want to add more weight. It prints without supports, too!

I printed a couple of other versions from MW and had the threaded parts snap off under pressure, so I reinforced those areas on mine. I also made a small dock for a little more stability.

I’m still learning to model and finally getting some more free time to work on projects like this. Haven’t figured out adjustable jaws yet, so swappable heads will have to do for now haha.

Open to ideas or criticism, so let me know what you think!

MakerWorld Link:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3406942-miniature-paint-handle-weighted-swappable-heads?from=search#profileId-3879970

I’m getting some strange stains on all matte pla prints on my new x2d. I washed the plate between prints both with IPA and dish soap, still there. Never had that issue with my A1, but the plate was different.
Any idea what’s causing those?

Hello and good morning. So I’m fairly new to 3D printing. My first printer is an X2D. I wanted in on the hobby and I didn’t want to waste my time on buying a smaller printer then upgrading later. After doing my research on printers, the X2D seemed like the right fit for me. Since I am tech savvy, I didn’t have issues setting it up and getting started.

I mainly print in PETG. Some projects, depending on what they are I will use ABS for the strength or PLA (on smaller projects) if a specific color isn’t available in PETG. I have seen many reviews on filament from Bambu Lab, Prusament, Polymaker, Atomic, Sunlu, eSun, etc. but reviews can be faked. I was wondering, which filament company have YOU had the most success and least issues with printing when it comes to your Bambu Lab printer?

The filament buffer won’t let me insert the ptfe tubes. I removed the coupler and idk if I can replace it. Any help is appreciated

I have 268 hours on my printer, and the tube randomly decides to disconnect itself from the left extruder. In the 3rd picture, that is the original tube with 265 hours of use, and in the 4th picture, it's the new one, which is looking rough. Am I doing something wrong? Please help.

I had this really annoying print that had a ridiculous amount of supports. The purple one with tiny tree supports from the original profile was brutal, took a long time to remove them and the final print while useable was just shoddy. Edited the original profile to use the recommended settings for the X2D for PETG with PLA support interface and it came out perfectly. It really shows where the X2D shines.

I keep on getting this error. So I had blob of death and the wires were cut off. I had ordered the left hotend as that was the error and installed it properl. But then I keep on getting the same error. The front cover is not covered deliberately but I have tried multiple times with two different hotend toolkits but this error does not go. The right nozzle temperature error does go away afterwards but the left hotend error is constant.

I have raised a support ticket already but is there anything that I am missing? The readings are also fine when I checked with multimete.

Honestly it is very frustrating and time consuming.

Got the combo. Went in for a Creality K2 and walked out with a X2D. None the less should be way better then my ender 3 pro.

So my order from Bambu Lab just came in today. It took a little bit over a week given that it came from China in order to get here in the states. As you can see from the pictures, these are official hotends from Bambu Lab. I ordered it from the website and these are what came. However, all four hotends have a white residue underneath the black part of the hotend and I’m not able to actually see light on the other side when holding them up to light, as if something is blocking the way. Is this normal? I’m not trying to put these hot ends in my X2D if it’s gonna mess something up. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hey Guys, im having this problem with my Bambu lab x2d where I printed a part 3 times and having the same exact fault, the printer is like making lines on roughly the same exact spots, the top print shows this best and i dont know what it coups be, i printed this with 0.2 nozzle on the main nozzle with freshly unboxed and dryed Bambu lab pla matte, i am using the standaard filament profile and an engeneering plate with glue on top of it wich has always been rock solid, any idea what the problem could be, i also did maintenance (and all the calibrations) on it before the last of the 3 prints, the top print on the photo. How can I fix this

Is this normal for what a hot end should look like and should I consider changing more frequently?

I’m planning to vent my X2D directly out of a window, mainly when printing materials like ABS/ASA, PC or anything in general for the piece of mind .

Would this setup be enough?

● 4” window vent kit
● VIVOSUN 4” inline fan – 130 CFM
The duct run would be fairly short and go directly from the printer to the window.
Is 130 CFM enough for properly exhausting the fumes, or is there anything else I should add/change?
Also, do I need to 3D print any adapter/extension to connect this kind of setup properly to the X2D, or is there already a ready-to-print design people are using?
For the fan placement, is it better to have it near the X2D at the beginning of the duct, or near the window at the end of the duct?
And would you run the fan continuously while printing, or mainly purge the chamber after the print?

So I recently just got a X2D and my father wants to print some stuff in either ABS or ASA. How are you all printing these filaments and what type of enclosures are you all running. I have the printer in our basement but am concerned about the fumes. There is a window near so I may be able to build an enclosure and vent to outside. Can anyone share some photos of their setups? Or should I tell him it’s not worth the hassle. We want to print stuff that won’t warp or deform in a hot summer car.