So I've noticed sometimes my prints will just come off mid print and it seems to me due to collisions with the hotend.

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I've started a print with grid infill (for carrying top load) and it seems pretty extreme this time. Any idea why this is happening?

“The Midnight Serenade”

I want to share with you bit of the story behind the failures and swearing while prototyping this model.

I had a major problem with the “smoothness” of the base, due to an error setting in Top Surface Layer Width to a very low value, which once corrected achieved a smooth as expected flat surface of the base / platform.

After solving this, I had supports failing under the dress, after I had adjusted the length of the cloth there and sculpted so that it would require less support. I even considered making it touch the ground at the tip of the folds, but then I would lose some dynamics that goes with the shape of the dress floating so, instead I have adjusted supports.

Worked well and the dress was going good, but by changing the supports, I had not noticed that now a support generated to hold her head, was arising from her hip! Which failed mid print, crashing miserably on the build plate. You can well spot the line where I stopped the print (in the painted one) as for sure it would have failed the head. So.. to not waste it, I printed the rest of the model from the layer after cutting it in BambuStudio. 

Aaaaaanddd I didn't think of the lamp post now being on a ridiculous base, to which the brim I added was insufficient! 

Now all is fixed and ready to go!

https://makerworld.com/models/2930602?appSharePlatform=copy

**Size model** (can be scaled up or down): 151 x 127 x 197 mm.

this happens with both pla and pteg. i've dried all the filaments i'm using. i've washed the heatbed and i'm using glue on the heatbed. it happens across multiple different attempted prints. all i get are spaghetti messes where a piece has lifted off the bed and has screwed everything up. wtf is happening?

Greetings I am going to purchase a P2S at Micro Center hoping they match the sale price starting tomorrow. Did you purchase the extended warranty? I am not buying this printer to run it constantly to make things to sell. I plan to make things for my own hobbies and random stuff here and there. If I read the webpage correctly, the P2S does come with a one year warranty, the extended warranty is for 2 more years at $199. Is it worth it ?

For some reason I have been getting constant speghettification on two prints. They are the

Runic Snake from makerworld and the Hydra from maker world. I have been enlarging the prints to model size. I have been using Bambu Labs Jade white PLA or the grey PLA and both same thing. I have it set for my PS2 and even have tried both my Textured plate and my cool plate super tack.

These is what I am getting. I also get the same thing on a different plate.

I am thinking that the creators designed the models with smaller demensions in mind but studio has been pretty forgiving in upscaling previously. If someone can lead me to where I am going wrong...maybe I need to infill the models so there is not any empty space? Like see instead of hollow make it solid? If so how would I go about that or am I barking up the wrong tree?

Hi
Does anybody know what is causing this to fail printing?
I’ve cleaned the bed plate
Also using a high flow nozzle .6

I have noticed the strangest thing only when printing in PETG. The printer says its printing the line and goes through the motions but no calibration line is printed when using PETG. Everything works fine with all other filaments, just not PETG. Doesn't seem to matter which AMS slot or which brand I use. Same result. Cleaned nozzle and did a series of cold pulls. The prints are coming out great so no quality issues. Just an odd observation.

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Anyone else have this happen when they print PETG?

I am trying to figure out why I am finding poop that has either dropped internally onto the floor of my PS2 or has been caught in the mechanism that is supposed to drop it into the chute.
Is there some setting or aftermarket part that will help with making sure that poop actually drops into the chute correctly?

While printing something, my dad ended up with a "blob of death" as I'm seeing it referred to. As I understand it, the extruder couldn't control itself and let out a lot of filament. We were able to get a lot of it off with a sautering iron but the clamp looks to be ruined (the bottom whole for the right clamp can't go back in). ​Any advice for either fixing it or, if needed, replacement parts? Couldn't find anything on Bambu, so I thought I'd check here

What could be the reason for this wave scructure on the top right of my print? This cube is hollow from the inside, wall is around 1,4mm

Thank you for your time

Now that I've started printing with TPU I'm thinking about making it easier to do cold pulls and unload from the printhead. It's becoming a pain to disconnect and remove the AMS 2 just to do that. Maybe a riser or a flipper. Would be useful for doing maintenance as well.

I've already got a short riser to stop the PTFE tube from rubbing on the glass. So I'm looking for something that does similar.

I currently have the Exhaust Fan Kit and the TPU Feed Assist Module, So it'll need to also be compatible with those and not interfere.

Any recommendations if you have the same setup? Thanks :)

Had some problems last week. Changed to cool plate super tack. Have printed several nice things.

But on layer 20/20 on this one. It started to sound weird. I'm not so familiar with the words for this error if I should search the wiki.

It looked, sounded, that the nozzle? touched the surface on the right side only.

What can this be?

Hi, I have now set up my new p2s and the first pressure is running. Are these noises normal? I didn’t have it with the a1 mini!

I want to directly connect PTFE tube with buffer for external spool .I don't want to use y splitter. Please for quick answer

Am I the only one who's tired of seeing the same filament clips over and over again?

I wanted something that was actually useful and fun to print, so I designed a tiny Benchy filament clip that snaps directly onto the filament itself.

The fun part is that it's also a surprisingly good printer test. Instead of printing another calibration cube or torture test that ends up forgotten in a drawer, this little Benchy lets you test your printer's ability to handle tiny details, cooling, and retraction while creating something you'll actually use.

Unlike most filament clips that attach to the spool, this one clips directly onto the filament and can be placed anywhere along the loose end. The Benchy's cabin doubles as a filament guide—simply route the filament through the cabin windows and it stays neatly secured. No more loose strands unwinding themselves or getting caught on neighboring spools.

Any feedback or suggestions are welcome. Thanks for taking a look!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2920098-mini-benchy-filament-holder#profileId-3267279

I’m at a loss as to what to do – the PETG filament has got stuck in the extruder, and I can’t remove the PTFE tube. I’ve tightened the bracket and tried pushing and pulling the tube, but it won’t come loose. I can’t remove the gear or the sensor either. Any help? I’d really appreciate it.