P2S

What I likes so far, only improvements: [1] https://makerworld.com/en/models/1924371-p2s-riser-ams-flipper[2] https://makerworld.com/en/models/1902841-p2s-minimal-poop-chute-v7[3] https://makerworld.com/en/models/1924479-p2s-nozzle-wiper[4] https://makerworld.com/en/models/1916762-bambu-lab-p2s-auxi

My only experience so far is with bambu labs p2s and it has been nothing but great. I did find out of their bad practices and going against open source after the fact but with 600+ hours the only fails have been wet filament or incorrect temp settings. I just got the alert saying i should clean part

As you are new, 3D printing can be difficult, but as most of us have plenty of hours: here's something to get you started. 1 Dont overdry your stuff - Personally I haven't dried a single roll and I've seen maybe 3 prints with bad quality (as in a part did string/looked ugly). I do however keep the h

I went with the Bambu lab P2S, just for the ease of use. I wanted my first experience with 3D printing to be good, as I lose interest in things that are a hassle to use. I don’t mind tinkering, but if I have to twerk the printer every time I want to use it, it gets boring super fast. I’m 17 days in

complementando o que o colega disse respondendo esse comentário realmente todo mundo acha que não precisa do multicor, mas o REAL diferencial não é nem o estético mas sim a possibilidade de usar a troca de material, por exemplo usar diferentes materiais de suporte, como usar PETG de suporte de PLA,

Sou um usuário Noob q só quer imprimir umas coisinhas prontas de vez em quando, e não quero perder muito tempo modificando ou arrumando a impressora. Dito isto, eu comprei uma Creality Hi há uns 4 meses e no começo estava ótimo, super feliz e imprimindo PLA e PETG tudo perfeito, até que fui tentar i