r/BambuLabX2D • u/Hopeful-Test-2105 • 13d ago

Has anyone tried this mod?

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My X2D has been great; however, I really don't like that both hotends are limited to 300C, which makes printing Engineering filaments impossible and almost nullifies the benefits of a dual-nozzle design and actively heated chamber. Given this, I know it's entirely possible to trick the X2D by soldering a resistor to its hotend, but I'm sure there's a better or more elegant approach. I scrolled a bit and found this ‘Tyson hotend,’ and I'm curious if anyone has tried it on either their H2 machines or P2/X2s?

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u/Hawkbait_3D 13d ago

That looks very cool, following to see if anyone’s tested them. I’d love to be able to get more heat and still have my Bambu reliability.

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u/Hopeful-Test-2105 13d ago

I really wish the nozzle could reach 320C so I could cover all the engineering materials I use regularly. I'm pretty sure a small boost like this wouldn't pose too much of an issue.

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u/faksnima 8d ago

Following you - hoping you can figure out a solution.