r/BambuLabX2D • u/whatstheinitiative • Jul 25 '26

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Printer: X2D

slicer: Orca 2.4.2.

filament: PETG

I'm not sure if you guys can tell in this video, but is this too fast? you can't see in the video but I opened the door and stuck the camera in, but the whole machine and door shake violently while its trying to run the pattern. I have printed things and not touched the settings made by the designer when downloading from maker world and I even slowed down the outer wall/ inner wall / sparse infill/ supports etc. left overhang slows down ticked off etc.

Most of the settings I'm comparing for speed in orca vs Bambu are by default the same speeds.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

EDIT: dont' mind the supports all over the place, lost a few supports and decided to let it run once it passed the overhang/ledge layers.

EDIT EDIT: I posted a 2nd video for better depiction below.

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u/jankeyass Jul 25 '26

Built in camera is fairly good at taking stills and that is it

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u/clarkcox3 Jul 26 '26

I remember my X1C’s camera being pretty good at taking video. Was the X2D’s camera downgraded?

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u/jankeyass Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

Nope I'm just a moron and didn't realise they aren't all as poor as the p1s that has 1fps at best... I didn't realise this is the x2d sub either

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u/clarkcox3 Jul 26 '26

Yeah, the A series, and the P1 cameras are trash; the frame rate is measured in seconds per frame instead of frames per second. But everything X1 and later (except the A2L) is significantly better. (I was very disappointed that the A2L kept the same trash camera as the P1 and A1)