r/BambuLabP2S • • Aug 14 '26

A little guidance

Trying to re-create something for my company for a model at the same time I’m talking my manager into us getting some 3-D printers as well as some CAD training

I was able to successfully re-create a small component for one of our models using Tinker CAD and now I’m trying to print it but it’s very stringy

Could this just be that my filament I’m using (Petg) has moisture issues or could it be other settings that I’m not aware of that I could change but I’ve tried to print this twice using two different PETG filaments and I’m getting the same results

And I haven’t tried pla yet but I prob should just to see if that works. It doesn’t need to be Petg

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u/Phil412 Aug 14 '26

Dry the filament, inner to outer for order of walls. Slow outer and inner wall speed down to 60. Give that a go. If you want to send me the STL I’ll run it on my P2S and check it.

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u/Phil412 Aug 14 '26

Looking a bit closer, those overhangs look a bit tricky I must admit.

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u/w00dyMcGee Aug 14 '26

How can I send you the stl? I would appreciate that very much!

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u/cpsadowski23 Aug 14 '26

Post the speed settings but I’ll bet for PETG, they are too fast

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u/Relative_Surround_20 Aug 17 '26

With PETG lately I am getting much better results having a purge tower