P2S

Bambu labs p2s, not had a single problem since I took it out of the box. knock on wood.

Here is my 2 cents on the subject. I started out 8 years ago with an Anet A8. Turned it into an Am8( lots of modifications). Then 3 years ago I built a Voron Tridex dual extruder system. 3 months ago I bought a Bambu Lab P2s with Ams 2. I've printed abs petg pla Asa and some of those with carbon fib

I got problems with the ObscuraNox 2.0 settings too with my P2S. Here are my learnings. TL;DR Don't just copy and paste settings. Build it from more generic settings. There are too many variables between printer model, filament, nozzle size, plate type, settings, humidity and temperature, and much m

since you want functional mechanical Prints you will want something with a closed Chamber, Hardened internals and active heated chamber. The best Option in your Budget is the Elegoo CC and you buy a Panda Breath later since the Elegoo CC does not come with an active chamber. Alternatives are: -Creal

Here is why I decided to wait for the P2S: Feature / Spec Bambu Lab P1S Bambu Lab P2S Notes / Advantages Build Volume 256 × 256 × 256 mm 256 × 256 × 256 mm No change – same compact build size. Hotend & Nozzle All-metal hotend (up to 300 °C), standard 0.4 mm Up to 300 °C, supports 0.2 / 0.6 / 0.8 mm

Well... I don't have X2D. I have P2S. I bought it when it was on the market just for a month. And back then - clogging was also frequent issue. However... in my personal experience (Ender-3 V3 SE & BambuLab P2S) - clogging is 99% user error and 1% bad filament. That is in MY experience, doesn't mean

Bambu Lab A1 wenn Budget klein ist. A1 Combo wenn bisschen mehr Geld möglich ist und der P2S in Combo wenn das Budget so um die 800€ liegt. Glaub mir. Ich hatte vorher einen Anycubic Kobra 2 und da musste ich immer was tüfteln und längere drucke musste ich immer beobachten. Hab dann echt lange überl

He said a Bambu Lab P2S Everything I've heard and seen about them is pretty incredible. He doesnt make anything detailed or complex yet, as he has no skill in CAD yet. From what I know, these printers can do pretty much anything tho. Apparently their reliability rating is super high

I got the Bambu Labs P2S and every typical problem I ever see on the 3D printing subreddits does NOT happen on that printer.

I use mine daily. I’ve made some hot wheels displays for a guy at work recently and right now I have a light box on there printing. I’ve made a handful of Christmas gifts so far with a few more to wrap up. I got into this hobby needing to print a custom sized outlet cover 5 years ago. I got a Creali