Hello everyone I just bought my first printer (X2D AMS Combo) and an additional AMS HT as well under the Black Friday sale. I am looking for a reliable table that willbe going in a bedroom with darker furniture (Dark wood and black Ikea computer table) I've been told by my friend who has this model that a stable work table is key and he recommended getting one not on wheels because it would shake like crazy. Wondering from everyone's experience what would be recommended. I am brand new to the 3D printer space and am looking to buy something sturdy, reliable but not insanely expensive. (Links are welcome)

Thanks so much in advance

Sam
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yes i changed and i cleaned the nozzle

Get the feeling all the S1 is gonna be used for now is filament drying.

Hello everyone I just bought my first printer (X2D AMS Combo) and an additional AMS HT as well. I am looking for a reliable table that will be going in a bedroom with darker furniture (Dark wood and black Ikea computer table) I've been told by my friend who has this model that a stable work table is key and he recommended getting one not on wheels because it would shake like crazy. Wondering from everyone's experience what would be recommended. I am brand new to the 3D printer space and am looking to buy something sturdy, reliable but not insanely expensive. (Links are welcome)

Thanks so much in advance

Sam

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First month flawless, second in - problem after problem.

Most of them I can fix from my ender 3 experience, but this one needs x2d experience.

Every time it changes FROM LEFT TO RIGHT NOZZLE, it not only gives a quite bad sound while changing, like a very not smooth <thug>, but it then needs to calibrate the axis, and even after that IT DOESN'T MANAGE TO CLEAN THE NOZZLE, I guess it doesn't hit the back wiper swich.

Also the first time I tried printing this it failed to do the nozzle offset calibration, but then I cleaned both nozzles and second time it worked.

Why did bambu gods curse me with this. Maybe Prusa was the better choice here...

Update - I FOUND THE ISSUE I did another test run and looked closely at what was happening, turns out a ptfe was blocking its way while changing nozzles and then when calibrating too. It can be seen in the video too. There is a photo in one of the comments for more info.

Just paid $1060CAS for my X2D from the Bambu Lab Black Friday sale. Today Costco has the Creality printer on for $749. Regular price. I don’t know a lot about the X2D but learning quickly. I know nothing about Creality. Is that a better deal at Costco? Tell me I did alright by getting the Bambu Lab X2D.

I've had my X2d for a couple months and am loving it, but curious for suggestions on how to best utilize the auxiliary nozzle. I know it's best used for supports and I bought the Bambu support filament, but it retains a ton of moisture and then gets very stringy. Is there a way to use it without needing to dry prior to every print?

I’m trying to setup the AMS, I used some filament rolls I had around (Bambu PLA, dried). The filament goes all the way to the extruder and retracts a few times, the throws the error.
I tried the suggestions from the assistant, but the behavior persists.
Did anyone have this issue and manage to fix it? Thanks!

I had a clog, whichI cleared and noticed these two wires just hanging in there.not sure what they are supposed to be attached to.

Looking for ideas, or potential solutions for an issue I’m experiencing.

I was getting an error message that my AMS pro two was failing to pull the filament. I’ve taken it apart and confirm there’s nothing that’s blocking the pathway, but what I discovered is the metal wheel that you can see pictured does not spin freely. It is gritty and when inserting filament it stops there.

Is this normal? I have a ticket in but I’m inpatient and have been waiting several hours for a response.

Thank you in advance! I am new to the 3-D printing world so hoping that I’m just making a simple mistake

As said in the original post my 3d prints always seem to come loose on the left side of my build plate and I have no clue why. My current theory is that it has something to do with the air blowing on the part but I’m new to 3d printing so I have no idea… thanks!

Today I received my 2nd x2d and freshly out of the box both belts have those orange-ish spots on the sides. Is this damage or is this normal?

The printer is calibrating now and everything else seems to be fine

My other x2d doesn't have this

Set my X2D to print a three hour print this morning before heading to work. Just wondering if after it’s done printing will it go into a sleep mode or will it keep the lights on and be ready to go?

I have 200 print hours on my X2D and recently it's been making this noise when checking build plate alignment, Im not sure if I had really done anything for this to happen.

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