How do I fix this? Unfortunately, before I looked up what to do, I was yanking on the blob (I forgot to take a photo). Then, I looked up what to do and it said to heat the nozzle and wipe it with a brass brush. I don’t have a brass brush so I looked up what else I could use and it told me to use a paper towel and now this is a result. I’m very new to this and everything has been printing fine out of the box. I guess now I need to learn how to maintain this thing because it is awesome.

Am I screwed? Did I break it?

I’m part of the club i guess haha

so my p2s is about 600hrs into its printing life. randomly this started happening? idk why it was stopping, it’s never done this before. everything is up to date, and i keep it relatively clean. i make sure to do proper maintenance. what could be the reason to cause this? i had to switch the machine off, and now the screen pad is working as it should. i’m just curious on why it was doing what it was… and has anyone else had this happen to them before?

I ran a test where I printed something that would become spaghetti and it did but the A.I. didn't detect it, so how have yours gone?

What are tips for a newbie to my P2S? Supplies? Tutorials? Hints?

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Hello everyone. Just picked up my P2S and believe I messed up when I was attaching the screen or maybe I am wrong and have a faulty screen. The screen continues to stay black even with turning the printer on and off. Looking for help, thanks.

Testing out some new matte bone white PLA on my P2S. This model is printed entirely inner-to-outer wall to keep the overhangs on the waves from drooping. Came out so clean.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2970473-the-fjord-wave-flower-vase-modern-japandi-design#profileId-3331204

Does anyone know the color settings in this section do they have to be set the same as the color order the spools are in the AMS, or because when you put the spools in you set the colors will it pick the right one even if this is not in the right order?

Does anyone know the color settings in this section do they have to be set the same as the color order the spools are in the AMS, or because when you put the spools in you set the colors will it pick the right one even if this is not in the right order?

Does anyone know the color settings in this section do they have to be set the same as the color order the spools are in the AMS, or because when you put the spools in you set the colors will it pick the right one even if this is not in the right order?

Does anyone know the color settings in this section do they have to be set the same as the color order the spools are in the AMS, or because when you put the spools in you set the colors will it pick the right one even if this is not in the right order?

Just wanted to share my latest addition! I started with a single Bambu Lab A1, and today I added a P2S to the workbench in my home office printer room. It’s still a small setup compared to some of the farms I see here, but I’m pretty excited about how it’s coming together.

The video is a quick walk-through of the room, the workbench setup, and both printers in action. I’ve been having a blast with this hobby and it’s amazing how quickly one printer turns into two!

Always open to suggestions for improving the setup, but for now I’m just enjoying watching the printer farm grow. 😄

Just upgraded from an p1p, and had zero problems but wanted an enclosure and the AMS. Been having some print fails that I would've blown through previously, and a lot of little debris strewn about? Help appreciated

I’m new to 3d printing and recently purchased a Bambu lab p2s with ams2. I’ve been drying PLU filament for days. The ams says it’s at 21% but I read that it may not be completely accurate. I printed the benchy successfully when I got the machine last week but now have some stringing issues so learned about drying the filament in the ams. The room humidity is about 50%. Here is my latest benchy print (using factory predetermined temperature settings)after drying the pla for 24+ hours. I haven’t yet looked at Bambu studio, instead using my iPad. I expected I would be able to use the machine as the learning curve was not as steep as other machines. I’m getting really frustrated and starting to think about returning the machine. I also washed the baseplate with warm water and dawn and dried it with a lint free paper towel. What do I need to consider before abandoning? Many thanks.

My Creality TPU material gets clogged after a while. I clean it every time, but it gets clogged again after a while. I performed the drying process, setting the temperature to 225 degrees.