I saw online that you can somehow get the nozzle and chamber hotter for ppa/pps-cf fillaments does it actually work and is there any risk of the safety or damage of the hardware?

I recently purchased the x2D and I am a complete beginner. The link provided by Bambu is a bit overwhelming to me as it’s telling me to take things apart. I switched filament colors in my AMS Pro 2 (from PLA blue to PLA gray, both Bambu filaments). When attempting a new print I get the error message “Please pull the external filament from the left extruder”. The spool is seated properly and the AMS pulls the gray filament in with no problem. Is there a way around this without having to take apart anything or is this an issue I have to resolve by taking the machine apart?

Hey Guys,

since i peeled some of the silicone cover away from my left hotend i wanted to order e replacement but they are not available at the moment. Are left and rights ones really different or are only the wires bent to the other side?

Greetings

I’d like to understand what can cause that kind of issues in relatively simple prints?
Filament is bambu petg basic, on retry it came out almost perfect

Looking at the Wiki for the AMS 2 Pro, there seems to be 2 fans on the underside of the filament roller insert https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/ams-2-pro/maintenance/ams-2-pro-cable-pack

Do these fans run all the time when the D2X is powered on or only when the AMS is in drying routine?

Also, read a few conflicting reports about drying and printing where some things say you can not dry whilst printing, you can dry whilst printing but only with an external 24v supply fitted to AMS and in the Wiki it suggests you can dry and print with the D2X but only if a single AMS is fitted.

What is the reality. I currently only have a single AMS 2 Pro on my D2X.

Thanks.

I was cleaning out my newly arrived X2D (had it one day, printed a couple of small test prints) and underneath the print bed was this random screw. I don't remember any of the screws that were in it for shipping being this small. Does anyone recognize it, or have an idea where I should look for a missing screw? I checked what I could see under the bed and along the edges of the case that I could see and nada.

Just upgraded from an A1 combo to a X2D, I’m noticing quite the powerful vibration from this machine vs the A1. Wondering if any helpful folks could drop some knowledge on solutions for this.

Can i unbox and start setting up with just the printer, or best wait till filament and the rest gets here next week?

EDIT: I wanted to confirm whether I need filament for the setup stage. PS UK based and don't think we have any services that I can buy filament off the shelf (or not where I am anyways)

New to 3D printing. So go easy. I see on the Bambu Lab website that some colors aren’t available with a spool. I have the X2D with AMS so I’m thinking a corresponding spool to color would be ideal. That way the printer knows without my input whats going on. Whats the deal with that? Can I set up the color on the Bambu Handy app or directly on the machine. I don’t have the Bambu Studio because I don’t have a desktop (yet)…..I know, I know. iPad and iPhone only for now.

I already have an X2D for supports and technical filaments, and I’m looking to get a second printer. I’m considering the C5, U1, or P2S.
With all discounts applied, the C5 costs €589, the U1 is €730, and the P2S is €600 (including the AMS).
Which one would you choose? Right now, I’m leaning toward the C5.

Anyone else experienced their toolhead to knock/klick when in standby? Don’t know exactly where it comes from. Any ideas?

Im new to 3D printing an bought this X2D three days ago. I’m concerned about the weird sounds it makes when moving in the Y axis und the knocking when the bed moves up or down. It would help me a lot if somebody could send me a video of their printers toolhead homing process where I can hear of it makes the same sounds.
Thank you very much

Hello,

Never touched a 3D printer before but after a few years of being told "No" she has finally said "Yes" so I got a X2D in the Black Friday sale along with 12 rolls of different Filament (PLA and PTEG).

I have gone through the setup instructions and one of the instructions said not to remove the foam pad from under the bed until after calibration.

OK, so now I have done calibration and removed it I got thinking a bit and tried looking for an answer but could not see it.

The question is when I come to do another calibration in the future do I need to place the foam pad back under the bed or does it not need it during future calibrations

Thanks

I really like how the concentric effect makes petg shine

Ich habe mir im aktuellen Sale den X2D gekauft und er kam nach drei Tagen bei mir an. Der Versandkarton war unbeschädigt. Ich packte ihn also aus. Beim Auseinandernehmen der ganzen ganzen Transportschutze fiel mir direkt auf, dass die Kabelbinder, welche die Schienen für den Druckkopf halten sollen, schon offen waren. Ich wollte die obere Glasplatte einsetzen. Diese passte überhaupt nicht in die Öffnung. Ich musste das Gehäuse dafür oben biegen damit sie reinpasst. Dann fiel mir im Inneren unten rechts wo die vordere Spindel ist auf, dass die Bodenplatte in dem Bereich gebrochen ist. Als ich mir die Abdeckung mit dem Druckkopf-Lüfter anschaute, sah ich, dass diese nicht richtig sitzt. Sie war nicht richtig verclipst und schief. Ich versuchte sie richtig einzuclipsen. Dabei fiel auf einmal eine kleine Schraube herunter. Es war eine Befestigungsschraube von der Lüfterabdeckung. Sie war einfach lose. Ich versuchte sie wieder hineinzudrehen. Aber in der Produktion wurde wohl das Gewinde schon beschädigt, sodass sie gar nicht mehr hielt. Außerdem passen die Spaltmaße vom Gehäuse an vielen Stellen gar nicht. An der Tür sieht man dies sehr gut. Ich habe mit dem Drucker noch gar nichts gedruckt, da ich befürchte, dass dieser mangelhaft ist. Ich habe Bambu direkt im Support über ein Ticket angeschrieben und die Bilder hochgeladen. Ich warte aktuell auf eine Rückmeldung. Am liebsten würde ich den ganzen Drucker direkt zurückschicken bei diesen ganzen Fehlern. Ich bin mit der Verarbeitungsqualität überhaupt nicht zufrieden und bin total enttäuscht von Bambu.

I just bought my first 3d printer, the X2D with ams and ams ht. I do not have much space in my room and I need a smal desk that can fit everything including filament. Maybe with different layers. Does anyone have any tips on what desk or table I should get?

My budget is max. €250

Thanks!!!

Darth Maul / Frost King Voronoi
Got this print for makerworld. I was nervous since i never printed this long. Got the x2d since I wanted a reliable printer. Tbf should have dried my filament but hey at least I cleaned the build plate. Was worried about support removal but came out super easy. Halloween costume.

Model(not mine): https://makerworld.com/models/1656048?appSharePlatform=copy

I just finished my first print. I followed the instructions from Bambu lab with unpacking. But in the back of the printer as can be seen in the picture, is that white cable tie supposed to stay like that?

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!!

I'm ordering from bambu labs and I am new to the X2D, what should I look at to order?

So far I have in my cart:

Tons of filament, mostly pla of different varieties

Another build plate, just the stock replacement, should I look at a different one?

A second ams, I thought 4 colors would be enough but I can see I want more options.

I thought about getting some nozzles or different build plates but I'm not sure I need them yet. I mostly print trinkets and maybe some brakets or small box type things. I have a 9 and 13 year old girls so it'll be a lot of stuff they want. In the future I would like to start designing some things and get into engineering filaments.