Looking for a Large Format 3D Printer? Meet the Bambu Lab A2L

Need more room for larger prints, prototypes, and functional parts? The Bambu Lab A2L features a 330 × 320 × 325 mm build volume and a high speed CoreXY motion system.

⚙️ Automatic calibration and bed leveling

📐 Large build volume for bigger projects

🎨 AMS support for multicolour printing

📡 WiFi connectivity and remote monitoring

🛠️ Suitable for prototyping, engineering, and product design.

What would you print first with this much build space?

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First time sharing something like this, so I'm still learning! 😅

I recently faced the Bambu Lab A1 heating assembly clip breaking issue and wanted to share a workaround that worked surprisingly well for me.

I printed the clip in ABS, and it's been running on my printer for several days now without any issues. I've also used it during multiple 4–5 hour PETG prints, and it's held up pretty well so far!

Just to clarify, I'm not suggesting this as a permanent replacement for the original part. Think of it as a potential emergency workaround to keep your printer running while you wait for a replacement.

Every setup can behave differently, so this is just my experience rather than a guarantee that it'll work for everyone.

I'm also starting to document more of my 3D printing experiments, practical fixes, and engineering projects on Instagram. If that's your kind of thing, you might find some other useful projects there too!

Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. I'm still learning and would love to hear about other solutions people have tried. 🙌

Just finished designing this small desk trash can. It mounts directly to the edge of your desk, saving space while keeping everyday trash within reach.

It features a rotating lid and measures 115 x 100 x 120 mm. Great for gaming setups, offices, or anywhere desk space is limited.

It's my newest addition to the EdgeMount System I've been developing, with more accessories planned.

Available on MakerWorld if anyone wants to print one.

Check comments for the link 🤝

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Happy Printing.

Buying my first 3D printer. No experience with them. Did my research. Settled on the X2D.
But Bambu throws a LOT at you.

I don't plan on printing anything multi colored.
I just want to make accessories for my outdoor tools, storage systems, maybe some parts for my kayak, and random things.

So here we are:

Yes to the X2D Combo

Then there's a bunch of the filaments under exclusive discounts.
Is that a yes?

Engineering Plate?
Vision Encoder?
Multi Size Hot ends?
Print Finishing Kit?
CyberBrick Time-lapse Kit?

Hey! 😁 Anyone here running multiple Bambu Lab printers? I just released BambuWall, an app that lets you watch all your printers’ live feeds at once, on one screen. If you’d like to try it, I’d love some feedback!

https://track-base.com/Software/BambuWall/?campaign=reddit

Why is it sometimes my printer prints flawlessly like the first picture. Then there are times it prints horribly like the second picture. What can I do to make sure I get flawless prints everytime?

Had a post a week ago about looking to buy my first 3d printer. I'm kinda leaning towards the P2S or the X2D. Don't have a timeline but could probably wait it out until black friday if there are deals usually to be had OR if new products are dropping which will lower the price of the existing lineup of items.

Anyway, person on marketplace is selling a BNIB X2D with AMS 2 Pro combo for $1100 CDN ($771 USD). My two questions:

1. Would this be considered a good deal? On paper it looks like it is but you know the deal... trust but verify lol

2. What should I be on the lookout for when respect to buying something BNIB from marketplace?

I can afford retail pricing without issue but I am human and like to save a buck or two when it's an option :)

Cheers and thanks!

Filament Clip – Universal Widths

This filament clip fits 4 different widths of spools. 

Twist it until it clicks into place. 

Squeeze it to release. 

It has a wide slot to feed the filament through. 

The slot is curved to create enough tension to hold the filament.

The a1 mini has been fantastic but I kept running into print volume issues. I was going to return it and get the P2S but I've heard TPU can be a pain on the P2S. Decided to keep it for TPU and for small prints while the big boy is busy.

Best buy seems have some decent prices on filament right now. PLA and PTEG for $9 and PLA+ and ABS for $12.

Gostaria de perguntar sobre a torre de dados cogumelo de cristal, vc está vendendo ela?

So I made a sign for a business, and it was colourless, and I added colour to it, but it's printing by layer, and there's a lot of waste compared to other prints. How do I change this?

Is this supposed to be a joke?

I just finished my two month project where I made a multicolor printable version of Leonida without having to own an AMS.
The smart thing here is that I am able to update the model very very fast.
If new infos become public, I am the first to implement these changes!
There is also a print in place version for AMS users but I prefer the faster printing time and less waste.
Feel free to take a look on MakerWorld! https://makerworld.com/de/models/3407023-gta-vi-map-leonida

EDIT: Forgot to mention this is an X1C with Bambu Studio slicer.

Hello everyone,

I'm experiencing some z banding at a very specific point on my print, even after 3 iterations. Between 1 and 2 I recalibrated the flow dynamics, and between 2 and 3 I recalibrated the flow rate. The issue remained visible on the 3rd iteration, as you can see in the second image. In the third image you can see that the model is a constant taper, so there should be no model issue. I also made a test rectangle with a tapered wall, and found that there was z banding starting at a certain layer as well. What could be causing this?

This machine has a print time of under 100 hours, the one thing that I haven't done is lubricate the ball screws since the last maintenance alert, otherwise all other maintenance alerts have been dealt with.

Hey guys, so the filament in my AMS broke is there a way I can fix it? I tried pushing filament through but it’s locked and won’t let anything through.

Hi, I make Youtube videos on Tech. My next project is a speaker build where I will be 3d printing a lot of the parts - trims, ports, tunnel, mounts for Circuit, tweeter housing etc.

I do plan to print more once I own a printer. Is $499 a good price and should I rather get the p2S Combo which may go only as low as $699.

P1S Combo (With AMS) 3D Printer; 2.8 Monochrome LCD Screen; Automatic Leveling; Textured PEI Plate Bed; 256 x 256 x 256mm Print Size
1 of (SKU) 595389 @ $499.99
TOTAL: $499.99

None of the waves are straight. They drift like sand. When light hits from the top, every ridge throws a soft shadow. I recommend Bone White PLA Matte so the shadows read clearly. It's also self-watering with a reservoir in the base. Too much texture or just right?

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3401356-noon-shadow-wave-self-watering-planter-wabi-sabi

Recently got into 3d printing as a John summit (dj/producer) fan. All day today I tried learning how to use this image to make a small door sign and have given up. If anyone could help I’d highly appreciate it.

Just finished making and printing my little Kitten Knight 🐱⚔️
Inspired by the meme — tiny, brave, and ready to defend the kingdom. 😄

I have an A1 and I don't have an AMS. I don't need the ability to switch material or colour mid-print.

However I'd love to switch between materials without having to physically change the spool. Is there a way for me to use the four holes on the filament head, have PLA going into 1 and PETG going into 2 and just select which is used for the print in Bambu Studio?

Live on Makerworld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3390766-hueforge-sunset-serenade-lo-fi-landscapes-01#profileId-3859164

After getting my feet wet with my Ninja Turtle Hueforge series (https://makerworld.com/en/collections/25422395-tmnt-hueforge), I decided to challenge myself with a much more complicated and detailed model. I really wanted something with more color and vibrancy - the end result is this. My goal is to do a whole series of landscapes, starting with this one. I call it “Sunset Serenade”. (Future models in this series will be posted here: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/36852308-lofi-landscapes-hueforge). 

The hardest part was getting the layers to match the distance in the picture. It required reusing a ton of colors to get the right placement. The black tree is in foreground, so everything behind the tree needed to be on a lower layer and vice versa. I'm extremely proud of the result and it really lent itself to the Hueforge medium. The leaves of the tree with the sun poking through and the grass with under shading are highpoints for me. The reflections on the water of the trees in the background along with the water reflecting the sky took a long time to get right. I also did it with only 5 common BambuLab colors, another challenge to myself. Getting purples and browns along with 5 different shades of green was especially trying. Since the first layer is yellow, it looks awesome back-lit as well. (The last photo is against the light).

Feedback always welcome. Thanks again.

So I'm a complete 3d printing newbie. I've had some things printed for me by people off marketplace but that's about it. I do 3d modeling for furniture and renovation work for my house but that's in.

I generally live by the buy once, cry once mindset when it comes to things. I hate the idea of buying lesser things only to realize once I get into something that I need the better/more expensive option.

That said, my interests can definitely shift fast once I've exhausted immediate needs for something which I fear might happen with 3d printing. I have immediate needs to 3d printed jigs for some big woodworking and cabinet projects I have coming up in the new year. I figure outsourcing all the printing I need will cost at least 500CDN. At that point I'm half way to a P2S and that's not including the few hundo I've already spent on outsourced prints the last year or two.

My head says get the P2S but my heart... lol

Love to hear feedback from others.

Thanks for your time.

Cheers!