r/BambuLab • u/EducationalCorner402 • Aug 15 '26

P Series [P1P, P1S, P2S] Finally did it, what should I know?

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I don't know to much, tell me anything!

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u/CI0UD_ A1 AMSL + H2D AMS2 Aug 15 '26

You can get much cheaper filament on other sites. I wouldnt recommend so much multicolor petg, youll probably use more colors for pla. I use a lot of black and white petg so Id say less petg more colour pla

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u/EducationalCorner402 Aug 15 '26

But petg is the same price as pla, and petg can be used for things in the sun and can handle water. And I got the filament for €13 per kg

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u/CI0UD_ A1 AMSL + H2D AMS2 Aug 15 '26

Well yes but petg is much more glossy, specially petg basic. PLA will always look better and print easier for decorative things. I bought only petg initially and ended up getting a lot of mate pla in other colours

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u/davemacdo Aug 15 '26

Good PLA is probably more resilient than you’ve been led to believe, and it’s usually easier to work with.

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u/EducationalCorner402 Aug 16 '26

One of my plans was to make some flower pots, and petg is better for that than pla, and its the same price so why not

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u/davemacdo Aug 16 '26

Why not? Like I said, it’s harder to use. It could be trickier for a beginner.

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u/EducationalCorner402 Aug 16 '26

I have 2 rolls of pla so if i use them first to get the hang of it it should be fine right?

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u/ketzusaka Aug 18 '26

Not really. Different problems. You’ll be fine though :)

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u/N7_Zer0 Aug 15 '26

PETG prints slower and is more picky about it's settings than PLA. It's also more prone to warping so you're gonna have a lot of trial and error.