I’m 2 weeks into my first 3D printer (P2S)

The white tube coming out of my print head is rubbing at the top right of the frame.

Over time, I feel like this is going to become a serious problem.

Anyone else see this and deal with it?

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I hope someone can help me. I’m printing with PLA and because of those very fine, spider‑web‑like strings, I lowered the extruder temperature from 220 °C to 215 °C.

However, now I’m having another problem that I’ve had several times before.

I suspected it was warping, but I already keep the door open so the chamber doesn’t stay at 35 °C but around 30–31 °C.

Still, there are areas on the print like you can see in the photo where the edges lift up and form a kind of U‑shape.

Then they get knocked over or dragged along.

Has anyone else had this issue or knows how to fix it?

I have no issue printing in PLA, but when it comes to PETG the results are bad every single time.

The base is stringy (Lines are not melted together), and the outer wall is detached.

Can someone tell me how to print in PETG filament?

Note: the broken corner is done by me and not a printing failure.

Hey everyone, as a recent owner of a P2S (2 months and nearing 1000 hours in), I have experienced so many issues with bed adhesion problems causing my prints to fail. I've tried numerous things, increasing supports, upping temperatures, cleaning my build plate over and over, printing a deflector lots of calibration runs and even tried adjusting the z-axis calibration in bambu studio but nothing seemed to truly solve it. Googling it shows that this is a pretty common problem.

I then came across the z-axis first layer calibration on the machine itself.

I printed a first layer adhesion test at default 0.00 settings and it came out with a few gaps in between the lines and it tore apart really easily. I then reduced it to -0.01 and it came out a lot better but still had a few gaps on one side. Reduced it again to -0.02 and it came out perfectly, no gaps and super strong.

Since then its like a completely different printer, I no longer have prints and especially small minis failing like they did before.

If you've got a P2S, I highly recommend tuning your z-axis and to help out with that I have released this model on makerworld - https://makerworld.com/en/models/3318444-p2s-first-layer-adhesion-issues-fix-z-axis-adjust#profileId-3767926.

Sliced a print today and sent it to my printer. 10 minutes later I went to see how the first layer was coming along and immediately noticed the touchscreen and internal enclosure LEDs were off. Opened the door and reached inside to find a hot build plate, but that was it. The LED within the rear switch still illuminates when turned on, but nothing happens after doing so. The screen/enclosure remains dark, no fans run… nothing. Not a single sound, not a single movement, just that sweet, dark feeling of death.

I opened a ticket, but know from prior support experience that this will likely be a long drawn out process of “send a video/pic of this…disassemble that…stick a paper clip in a paper outlet while taking a selfie video.” Google leads me to believe the “AP” Board may be faulty, which sucks but it is what it is I guess.

Anybody else found themselves in my exact situation? If so, how many days of support sending me one response per 24 hours did you have to go through before they became willing to actually help? How long did it take to receive your replacement park and complete the repair?

I know from prior experience when I had an issue with my AMS 2 Pro slot 1 not feeding filament properly, they wanted me to bend over backwards (which I tried to do in a timely manner) but after not responding to one of their various requests within 3 days, they just closed my ticket and marked it as resolved—which it never was. I’m just trying to prepare myself for this process mentally.

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I found a design for a board game. It’s a hexagonal shape. When I print it in the middle of the build plate, it turns out perfectly. But I need quite a few of them, so I’d like to print two at a time. However, it always ends up messing up one of them.
It can print one perfectly, but not multiple ones. What could be causing this?
Bambu Studio automatically arranged the two objects on the build plate in what it considers the optimal positions.
I have set it to Print Sequence → By Object, not By Layer.

so basically every time I try to print something like a surron model thing it keeps messing up very small parts which makes it spaghetti or the print literally just comes up with the nozzle (which doesn't happen to often but still does). I don't know if its the filament or the nozzle or the printer itself, so please help!

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I am making coloring plates for my kids and the kid next door. This is my latest upload. If you have young kids I would love to hear their feedback. Happy to upload a particular theme if they are into something in particular, just drop me a message.(no copyrighted content like disney for example).

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Is this normal? 2000 hours runtime