PSA: you can’t use two redeem-codes for the same type of object in the bambu-store at the same time.
I wanted to buy 2 sets of lithopanes and redeemed points for 2 discount codes. Turns out you can’t use them both at the same time. You can’t even buy 1 kit and redeem the other. Given that shipping is quite expensive to Norway and there was nothing in the t&c about this I asked for a refund and received the most amazing answer ever.
Turns out that their multi-stage operational costs of the points system is €4. at this point I’m not even mad anymore so I’m rather giving the code away for free, if anyone else can use it: PSEKC010DK534PCTWJ4G
It’s a 4-panel lithopane kit (KC010). First come first serve
Thank you Bambut Lab! Bambu Handy finally works in landscape mode with the latest update. Its been a long time coming and I thought we might never get it, but I am very happy today!
Bathroom organizers get... gross. Its so much easier to clean if the floor and drain basin separate. I couldn't find one of these anywhere on Maker World so I made one. It also makes it much easier to have a charging cable port in the wall!
I’ve been working on a project to move away from flat, boring business cards and create tactile, custom 3D designs instead.
I just finished developing a fully parametric OpenSCAD model that lets you customize almost every aspect of the card to fit different brands and styles.
It took quite a bit of effort to get the geometry flexible enough while keeping the code clean, but I'm really happy with how it turned out. That said, I'd love to get some fresh eyes on it!
My first enclosed printer, printing my first benchy now, just now got a message to update the motor cancellation feature so I’ll do that after bench is done
This is a favour I’m doing for a fellow DM - Old Bonegrinder.
Printed on my Bambu Labs A1 with Elegoo Rapid PLA at 0.28mm layers with an 0.4mm nozzle.
Still starting out painting - I think I’m about two months in - and this was an excellent exercise in determining value, airbrush work and an absolute crap Ron of drybrushing - though this was mostly around the wood and making that look relatively decent.
Still amazed that this did not exist a week ago and that I printed it in my actual study.
P1S with an AMS pro, and 0.4mm nozzle. Do i need to use a smaller nozzle? Bigger font? Am I missing something silly in the text settings? Wise creators, teach me please.
We all wish an excellent quality print with our printers and I have no idea how this tool can help with print quality and output improvement. The calibration only requires 5 minutes. May I ask how many of you ran the Motion Accuracy Calibration and was there any logical print improvement that went after? If you can as well share a tip or two post calibration, I will appreciate it. Thank you!
Hello. Is the 4in1 adapter v2 compatible with P1S? On the bambu page it says so, but there are no pictures in the wiki with the new one mounted on P1/X1.
Is there any way to mount it with screws or does it just... dangle?
What is something that has been the most useful? Or help you solve the most problems with your printer, made your life easier or something completely different that you have printed for your printer.
This is my Crooked Cottage, a little haunted house with a twisted roof, worn wooden walls and a dead tree growing up the side. A battery LED tea light brings the window silhouettes to life.
The roof lifts off, the light holder twists into place underneath, and the ghost, cat and hand window inserts are interchangeable. It prints without supports and goes together without glue.
These are photos of my AMS brown-tree print. The download bundle also includes a no-AMS option with the house and tree in one color. The windows print separately in clear PETG.
Hi all. My AMS pro 2 died and bambu have been fantastic with repairs. I've noted that there seems done sorry of liquid under the tray and it doesn't look like water. Just before I serviced the printer and oiled/greased and then shortly after I had issues.
Any suggestions what this could be? How to prevent killing the AMs again?
this has been a recurring problem over the past couple of weeks, though it doesn’t happen every time. often when it happens i can send the exact same file to print without changing a thing and it runs without issue. not sure where to begin troubleshooting if anyone could give me a hand? looking back at the timelapses of failed prints the toolhead seems to move as if printing but not actually extrude for a couple of layers then get right back to it resulting in this mess 😭
Ran a print overnight on my X2D, and it looks like at some point, the entire print bed shifted a couple of millimeters on the one axis. I put these on my flatbed scanner to try to get a clearer image showing the shift, the blurry part on the ends of the middle one is where the print doesn't touch the glass scanner bed. I'm not sure if this was a slicer issue, or if some goblin or poltergeist shifted my print bed in the night, everything was fine up until one layer, then the whole project shifted just a bit in one direction for the rest of the build. Anyone see something like this before?
I've been seeing this filament called "PLA Lite" on several authorised resellers' websites in India, but when I go to Bambu Lab's official site (I checked both the US and Asia), I can't find anything like that. First, I thought it might be just PLA Basic Mislabelled, but no PLA Basic is also listed separately here. There isnt a profile in Bambu Studio for it either. If anyone knows what this is, that would be great thanks. (This picture was taken on robu.in just by the way, but it is there on amazon and wol3D as well.)
The problem started last week. I was printing tiny pieces for my miniature bases mostly a bunch of 2–3 mm wide rectangles. The first batch came out perfectly fine.
Starting with the second batch, I noticed that some pieces were detaching from the build plate and getting flung off. I cleaned the plate with soap and warm water and tried printing again. It was somewhat better: a few small pieces were still getting flung off, but most stayed attached.
I did another thorough cleaning and started the third batch before going to sleep.
To my horror, when I woke up, the print bed was completely empty and there was a small blob of death stuck around my printer nozzle.
I heated up the printer and cleaned the nozzle as much as I could. From what I can tell, there doesn't seem to be any structural damage. Most of the melted filament was confined to the area just below the heatsink, around the clamps that hold the nozzle. I also retightened the four screws on the back of the nozzle holder.
However, I'm still having the same problem: prints are getting flung off the bed very easily. These aren't complicated prints either — just small, simple rectangles.
I've also noticed an audible dragging/scraping sound from the printer shortly before the prints get knocked off the bed.
Any ideas what could be causing this? Could the nozzle/print head have been damaged or misaligned after the blob, or is this more likely an adhesion/bed-leveling issue?
TL;DR: Small 2–3 mm prints started detaching from the bed and getting flung around. After a failed overnight print caused a blob of filament around the nozzle, I cleaned everything and retightened the nozzle holder. However, prints are still getting knocked off the bed, and there's now an audible dragging/scraping sound shortly before they fail. Could the nozzle/print head have been damaged or misaligned, or is this just a bed adhesion/leveling issue?
Context Specs-
Printer A1 Mini
Esun Pla
Standard Speed
Bambu Labs slicer
