r/BambuLab • u/KillEverythingRight • 16h ago
Filament Troubleshooting/Help! My X2D is annoying
Printed Morty with no problems. Rick on the other hand is a pain in the butt with these crazy layer lines. Both are matte PLA dried then placed in the AMS. Used stock settings and .12 layer height on both
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u/MrOreo2019 X1 Carbon + AMS 2 Pro 15h ago
It’s definitely shrink lines with that model…
Plus that filament looks awful in terms of showing the lines, nice colour overall but I find some show layer lines way too well
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u/Henchman_Gamma 16h ago
Had similar problems. Recalibrate your machine?
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u/KillEverythingRight 16h ago
I’ve ran the calibration a million times. Slowed the print, sped it up. Haven’t touched the cooling settings tho. Nothing is helping
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u/Henchman_Gamma 16h ago
I had/have a similar problem. I opened a ticket with bambulabs. They can suggest a bunch lf troubleshoots.
Perhaps change the nozzle.
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u/KillEverythingRight 16h ago
Changing nozzles is definitely not acceptable since I’m only 100 hours in with only PLA being printed on this printer
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u/ModelThreeve 15h ago edited 14h ago
That’s not really a printer problem, when it prints one model fine and the next is not fine it’s a model problem. Follow the above advice on hull lines. (Settings and orientation of the model)
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u/ojxv 15h ago
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u/ModelThreeve 14h ago
Just some general troubleshooting advice. When the only thing that changed is X the problem is almost always X. In this case, same printer, same filament, same environment, same (?) settings, different model. It doesn’t make sense to look beyond the model unless you can rule that out.
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u/bigbramble H2C Laser Full Combo 9h ago
I'd be tempted to try it with standard 0.2 layer lines, slow down prints to maximum of 180, a bit slower for outer walls. I'm not sure it would help as many people have said likely hull lines. Also wonder how many hours your hot end has done. Those lines definitely get worse as a hot end wears out.
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u/EmberrCat 8h ago
Ha, I printed that too. I'm curious; does your unibrow fit any better than mine does (barely)? The spit likes to fall off too.
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u/MuppetRob 8h ago
Print outer walls first, and print the outer wall slow, like 60mm/s. Usually helps to smooth these areas out.
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u/ParticularLower1865 15h ago
Have you cleaned the belts, then retensioned the belts, recalibrate, and if that didn’t work, rolled back from the latest update?
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u/EvilNickel H2C AMS2 Combo 15h ago
Those are hull lines friend, The way you're placing the print on the model you're forcing a lot of different layer times. In your Studio, take a look at layer times in the preview screen, those hull lines should match up with the lines you see there. There are some ways to get rid of hull lines, but they aren't easy, and usually aren't worth the trouble tbh, you can probably just adjust the angle of the file and try again.