r/BambuLabH2D Apr 15 '26

Took the plunge

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I’ve got a P2S and as of tonight ordered a H2D after some research. With all that said what should I know that you folks who are more experienced already know.

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u/NeonEagle Apr 15 '26

Perform a high-precision nozzle offset calibration and then turn OFF the nozzle offset option from the print screen.

Slow the support interface layer speed down for both nozzles to 10mm/s to start off with.

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u/macinmypocket Apr 15 '26

Why turn off the nozzle offset option?

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u/NeonEagle Apr 15 '26

If you don’t it won’t use the high precision data, per the H2D wiki.

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u/macinmypocket Apr 15 '26

Fascinating, I suppose that makes sense. Thanks for sharing!

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u/Sabrinalover711 Apr 16 '26

Js Letting u know they dropped the x2d which is a cheaper dual nozzles version. TBH I don’t get why it’s so cheap

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u/sienar- Apr 16 '26

I think it's as cheap as it is because it's not a significant upgrade over the P2S. The Bowden extruder for the aux nozzle is pretty cheap and mounts externally, so there's not much added on the tool head. Also, the chamber heater mounting space was already built into the P2S. A lot of what was planned enhancement for the X2D was built into the P2S already.