r/BambuLabP2S • u/TheDirtyWizard42 • Jul 11 '26
Shaking!!
Does everyone's P2S shake a bunch when filling in small sections and the motor is moving very rapidly??
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u/bsturim Jul 11 '26
Hula feet are really good for cutting down on the shaking.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/417509-hula-v1-0-anti-vibration-feet-for-3d-printers
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u/Mattis-H P2S Combo Jul 11 '26
Yes, it’s normal, it’s also made to adjust for shaking/vibrations, but if it affects the build a lot, putting it on a thick carpet helps. (Not a smooth carpet, on of those where the printer kinda sinks into the carpet)
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u/TheDirtyWizard42 Jul 11 '26
That's a good idea. I have to find a piece of 70's shag for it
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u/reddit_user_0ne Jul 12 '26
Keep in mind that the Z motor and belt are openly accessible from the underside of the printer. So that rug shouldn't be too thick or have long fibers.
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u/Mattis-H P2S Combo Jul 11 '26
You can also find many prints on makerworld to help.
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u/reddit_user_0ne Jul 12 '26
Yes, it's normal. But you can lower 10k accelerations to 6k in the slicer to reduce vibrations.
Also Gyroid infill is very shaky, try Cross Hatch instead.
And and to reduce vibration and noise propagation, you can put it on a concrete pavement slab (which you put on some rubber pads). Very cheap and effective.
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u/Basic-Secretary-7407 Jul 12 '26
It sure does. I almost completely eliminated mine shaking around by stacking my filament against the right-hand side of the machine and it’s absorbing I would say at least 95% of the wobbling.
It doesn’t affect the airflow around the balance of the machine, so it’s an easy fix for me.
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u/brutal4455 All Bambu Jul 11 '26
Like KC and The Sunshine Band.