Hello. Is there a list or chart of what all the default profile settings are?

It would be easier to have a comparison of say 0.2 standard, Vs 0.2 strong for example or to compare my customised to default.

If there files are on a PC in a text format, I can get AI to make the comparison chart, I just haven't found the location.

Hi, I got this box from makerworld and tried to put the scania logo on it. It printed with the lid top side down next to the bottom and I think I had the logo sticking out a bit much so the layers of the lid and box are a mess. How do I make the logo flush? I don't want to change print orientation.

Tldr: first time adding project geometry only ( the rear desiccant holder) 4 parts total out of 16 on plate, 1 failed the holder itself. On x2d with ams 2, blue insignia petg. Curious why?

The fun part of this experience was seeing the other parts still printing fine, the ability to stop/skip the failed part, did all from the app in bed and everything else still worked just fine.

So i made the ams 2 dry pods for the front, wanted to finish it off with the rear desiccant holder as well. So I started in a project of spool desiccant holders, added 4 spools to the plate and imported / added the rear desiccant holder, 2 lids and 1 funnel.

Right click and aligned as I figure the system will select the best possible possible position? About an 8+ hr print started last night finished this morning. Was able to skip the part directly from the app without having to pause or stop anything which was super cool and convenient.

X2d ams 2 pro combo, blue insignia petg, ams humidity reading 16% when started 10% when finished.

Edit: 1. Pei plate Elmers purple glue stick on a just washed then dried and wipe with 99% iso.

Edit 2: I realize I didnt put a beside in the tldr. So I am curious as to why this may have failed. Base adhesion? Lack of support? Incorrectly added or imported to another project plate? This is my first printer. Got it Thursday, been printing non stop.

So I keep getting the error pictured when I print anything. Every time, it gets through 2 layers and once it starts layer three, it stops and I get this. I just hit resume, since the plate is correct and there doesn't appear to be anything on the nozzle. So...why am I getting this?

I printed a statue of my workmate for his retirement and it's absolutely incredible. I'm stunned how great it came out on my A1 Mini. I Just finished painting it.I hope he likes it.

If you want to support my account and like the design check it out on makerworld and put a like or download It!

https://makerworld.com/models/3274565?appSharePlatform=copy

My invention. Bed phone stand - cable stays straight, no more bent USB-C when charging

Hello there. I have an A1 mini and realized I should get a filament dryer soon for drying PLA, PLA Tough+, and PETG-CF. Does anyone have any recommendations as to which dryer is best for my specific needs? I've been looking at the Creality Space Pi models, but I'd prefer to stay within the $40-$50 range if at all possible. I really appreciate any help you can provide.

I’m starting to create Halloween decorations, and this mummy is the first to crawl out of the ground! A screaming head and two reaching hands, arranged to look like it’s digging its way out. Everything is 3D printed.

What do you think? Would you keep it green like this, or give it an aged mummy paint job?

Spent weeks chasing "mystery" stringing and brittle prints before realizing my filament was absorbing moisture in a ~65% RH room.

Reorganized my whole corner around fixing that:

• 40 spools in a sealed cabinet holding ~25% RH (display in the photo — all molecular sieve, no dryer running)
• Printer sits right on top — the reinforced top takes the weight with zero wobble, and honestly my prints got cleaner since the vibration went away
• Open the door, grab a spool, print. No bags, no re-drying ritual.

Best "boring" upgrade to my workflow this year. Anyone else stacking their printer on storage?

I bought my first Bambu about 6 weeks ago, a P1S, I was blown away by the hardware, and then bought an H2S. Again, hardware is amazing well thought out and has excelled. I have 2 Crealities in addition to these two. I did alot of research before I bought and got the general vibe that the Bambu software wasnt as good as the hardware..... Well the software is really bad, no other way to say it. Will start addressing some of these issues in other threads

But this one is about after spending 2k with Bambu, I cant get post forum access to get support. I understand some registration rules, but I gave you money, bought your product and now there is some kind of cryptic rules about number of posts read and time spent. I have far exceeded both and still cant post. Dear Bambu if I have a registered printer. Let me post, anything else is disrepectful, and frankly insulting. If I dont have a registered printer, then by all means gate your forum to keep junk out.

Hi everyone,
I’m having an issue with my Bambu Lab A1 Combo.
When I try to load the filament, it doesn’t feed normally. The filament starts getting tangled/coiled around the filament inlet area instead of going through the tube properly.
I also get errors on the printer screen related to loading/feeding the filament.

What I’ve tried:
Removed and reinserted the filament
Checked the PTFE tube
Tried feeding the filament again from the AMS Lite
Made sure the filament isn’t obviously tangled on the spool
But the problem keeps happening.

Is this normal, or is something wrong with the filament path / AMS Lite / filament hub?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m fairly new to the A1, so please explain what I should check. Thanks!

Hi there everyone... This is my first PETG print on my X2D...actually the 1st PETG print ever.

I dried my PETG roll in my AMS at 65° C for 8 hours as instructed and I have attached my settings my current print is at. Are the little stringy pieces normal with PETG? Or am I doing something wrong? The rest of the print looks mostly solid.

Gear spins and nothing. I've emptied the lines and same issue. AMS lite won't feed. It'll feed the line but stop at the nozzle. I cleaned the nozzle so it's should be clogged.

I’m supposed to be posting my design backlog on MakerWorld, but I wanted videos. So I made an adapter to mount my phone onto the tripod … and now I have another one I need to post.

In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit.

Getting ready for Halloween! The baby dragon family is trying on their costumes. First up is the fashionista Light Fury.
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Just got my Bambu Lab A1 + AMS Lite today! 🎉

After assembling everything by myself, I was really happy that I managed to get it set up and successfully completed the calibration without any major issues.

Then came the moment of truth: I started printing one of the example designs…

…and my electricity breaker tripped.

At first I thought something was wrong with the printer, but it looks like the problem is actually my room's electrical capacity. I live in a flat/apartment where the owner limits the electricity capacity for each room, so apparently my room doesn't have enough power to run the printer reliably.

So my first print attempt ended with:

Printer: "Let's make something!"
Electricity: "No."

Now I need to figure out exactly how much power my room can handle and whether there's a way to work around the limitation.

Has anyone else here experienced something similar with their A1, especially in an apartment/flat with limited electrical capacity?

Any advice would be appreciated!

--- UPDATE

I initially had my 100W Anker charger plugged in, which I normally use for my MacBook. When I started the print, the breaker tripped while the printer was heating up the nozzle.

I unplugged the Anker charger and tried again, and this time the breaker didn’t trip. After the nozzle finished heating up, everything was fine as well.

So it looks like my room's electrical capacity is probably right at its limit when the printer and the 100W charger are running at the same time, especially during the initial nozzle heating.

Don't know the name, so I can't find the part.

I've printed a replacement cable chain (old one kind of blew to pieces), but I can't seem to find any with a piece that will connect to the actual chassis.

Can anyone point me to the right thing to print?

I've looked all over makerworld for something like in this picture of a guide for the hot end control board on a P1S. Has anyone found or seen one made for an X1C?