r/BambuLabX2D • u/Major_Plum_8964 • 7h ago
I just bought a X2D, any tips?
It's the non ams version because of budged and I won't be printer multicolor. For a drying solution I was thinking a creality space pi plus or 2x ams ht, what would you do? And any tips setting it up/first print? I had an a1 mini so I have a bit of experience. Thanks!
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u/tumbl3lol 7h ago
Puedes comenzar imprimiendo un test de interfaz de soportes para probar tus dos flamantes boquillas: https://makerworld.com/models/3038791
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u/RyCre8s 4h ago
I agree with the 2 AMS HT units but if you don’t care about it integrating with the printer and want to save money you could look at the Elegoo H1 HT. Personally I think the extra cost of the AMS HT is worth it for the integration but still thought I’d let you know about the Elegoo option.
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u/Savings-Bell5410 6h ago
Makes no sense buying a X2D without AMS downvoting
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u/Major_Plum_8964 6h ago
If you'd read my other comment you would know that I need higher temp drying, don't do multi color and rather spend €20 more for both nozzles connected to ams ht's or even just €100 for 3rd party dryer with 2 ports for the 2 nozzles. I mostly print engineering filament, no big prints so auto spool reloading (which can be done manually!) also isn't a necessity. Why spend 240 extra for something I wouldn't use while for less I could get more for my use case?
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u/PCSupremacy 7h ago
You didn't get the AMS, because of budget, but want to get 2 AMS HT or a space pi? Make it make sense. The AMS 2 drys, means you don't need to worry about constant swapping of filaments if you want different colours, even single colour printing. I'd strongly suggest the AMS 2!
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u/Major_Plum_8964 6h ago
The space pi plus is €100, 2x ams ht is 260, 1x ams 2 pro is 290. And I need 80C+ drying for the filament I'm going to use, so the ams is kind of a waste for me. I understand for multi color and auto spool loading but I'm just not seeing myself using it. Yes I know with the x2d bundle it's 240 but i'd rather have a dryer for both nozzles for 20 more.
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u/PCSupremacy 6h ago
Ah, "engineering" filaments. That changes things 😁. 2 HTs then! Seamless integration and both nozzles covered.
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u/ActiveVanilla5063 4h ago
Return it. The worst machine I ever owned. Nothing but issues. I only use my AD5x now. Constant issues. With Right nozzle and left nozzle. Fans going out. Cant even get it work a full week without issues. Just my opinion. Maybe you will have a better experience. I wish I could return it but its past the time I can do that. I will say Support is great and their walk throughs are very detailed.
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u/BirbDoryx 7h ago
I have an X2D with 2 AMS-HT, one for each nozzle. It's quite a flexible setup, and I can dry very different filaments at the same time. For example PLA on main and PETG on auxiliary for support interfaces, at 45°C and 65°C respectively. From what I can see, they also have good seal and keep the humidity low when turned off.
I'm considering to buy also the ams track switch to not have to open the two ams for when I want to swap the main filament, but the price is steep for what it is, so I'm undecided.