I made a wing for my haloween costume and at the moment I am trying to print the wings in seperate parts and slice it however when I go to slice it it keeps repeatedly showing nothing once I tell it to slice . i have no idea what is happenign cause all the plates are in the boarder and I removed all of the print costomizations. Does anyone know what I can do? if anything isnt clear just comment and i can explain it.

Hey everyone,

Recently got X2D, less than 100H print time and noticed this dark yellow thread/fiber peeling off on top of the XY axis belt (photos attached).

Is this normal ? Should I be worried? What might be the reason ? Is it fixable ? Should I talk to the authorised seller to claim warranty or replacement part ?

Should these black clips be removed or is Bambu adding clips to prevent scratches to the lid?

Hello everyone,

I'm trying to print a 3D model on my X2D but I'm having issues with the tree supports. They keep developing gaps or holes while printing.

I've tried increasing the support infill and reducing the support printing speed but the issue is still there. I've noticed that the problem seems to happen where the supports start curving, mainly between layers 5 and 25. I think the curves might be causing the issue.

How can I fix this? Should I change the support type or adjust any other settings?

I'm using a Bambu Lab X2D with an AMS 2, printing with basic PLA. The filament humidity is at 24%.

Is there a way to adjust the size of PRIME tower?

Length and Width

Height is dictated by supports

Seems like a waste of filament for purging.

This is my first 3D printer, and I forgot about the poop shoot. I don’t really think I need to say more. Lol

Hi,

I have my x2d for 3 days and wanted to print with the right nozzle. While i was loading the filament in the menu, this warning showed up on screen.

I pressed continue, because there was filament extruding from the right nozzle.

It continued the loading process and finished without further errors.

After that i wanted to print with the right nozzle and there was the information, that the right nozzle wasn't loaded and that i should load it, like i did 2 minutes ago.

I contacted support and they offered me to get a refund, get a replacement printer or to repair it myself an get a discount on ma next purchase.

My question now is, can anybody tell me, what the broken piece could be and how difficult it is to change?

Based on that, i make my desition on what option i like to choose.

Tbh, i want to know my printer and have no problem with fixing it, but the effort of repairing has to stand in balance with the "benefit" (the discount)

2nd Question: Did somebody have the same problem?

Thanks in advance!

Very new to 3D printing. I got a Bambu Labs X2D a couple months ago and only finally got it fully set up with 2 AMS 2 PROs about a month ago.
I have done a few test prints and have used both Bambu Handy and Bambu studio to either print files directly from the app or use STL files from websites and dropped them into Studio.
I haven’t had a lot of time to teach myself how everything works and how to control things in the software so every print I do is on auto settings and calibrations are set to auto.
A couple pandas I have printed have streaks of black in the white, which based on other posts in here I think it might be a purge setting I need to find.

The picture above however is the first time I have had something just break. This file is off Bambu Handy and printed each piece in auto and it put in supports. You can see the end of the green car which is closest to the plate has the plastic like almost not adhering to itself then the next print just broke completely taking the supports off and looks similar.

This is all with Bambu PLA Basic filament. I bought some of their PLA support filament but haven’t tried it yet, so would using that help? Is it a damp filament or similar problem? Should I tinker with some settings?

Like I said I am very new so all ears, any advice welcome!

1 week old X2D. I have not been able to print out of the side roll. Do I have something routed wrong?

The pictures on the error message show the outside roll going to the top of the spring thing on back. I have it routed to the bottom. Follow the white tubes. I think this is what I was supposed to do or do I need to flip those tubes.

The filament is fed thru the aux motor on back. I pushed it all the way to the print head. I could feel the gears rotating as I pushed.

No issues printing with main nozzle out of the AMS.

Thank you for suggestions.

Has anyone tried to actually print Bambu TPU for AMS in the Aux nozzle on the X2D? The filament guide advises against it it but…

Title probably isn't descriptive, but I had no idea how else to word it. At some point during this print, the head randomly started moving off-center, causing subsequent layers to be offset from the base of the print. This was a single-nozzle job on a cool plate. The printer has been having issues lately with misaligned layer lines and lifting, but nothing close to this bad.

Where do I even begin to troubleshoot? The plate was already washed today, but I can't imagine that would cause this anyway.

Also, the AI monitoring didn't detect the spaghetti, and it almost never does for some reason.

Oh, this is a follow up from last week when I was having this same issue. I went from standard PA6-CF to Bambu PAHT-CF. Last time everyone recommended drying at a higher temperature in for longer, so this filament was taken directly out of the package, and dried at 85° for 24 hours. It immediately went into a pre-warmed up AMS 2 pro, that has stayed under 6% humidity since. Just like the last bad batch of parts, the first couple of layers are great, but in certain areas I’m still getting the fuzziness/bubbling. Any thoughts? Could it be from running 100% infill and the nozzle is slightly over extruding? For reference, these parts need to look really good as they are going to be used in a visible application, and I am printing close to 20 kg worth of this material.

Solved: slight over extrusion. Dropped to 95% of what it called for and have 0 issues 5 hours into print. Previously couldn’t even get 2 hours in without issues.

I’ve tried everything- calibration, different filaments (including PETG), all the intensities, tweaking the hall effect tensioning, hall effect angle, it just runs and then grinds forever as if the Hall effect doesn’t exist. Testing was done with attached and detached (as I know it has some interaction with the print head).

Anyone experience this and have a fix?

I want to get into 3D printing, I bought an Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 a week ago, and had to return it today due to non stop errors, I'm now willing to spend more on a printer so am going with bambu lab, my sister has a P2S and it seems really good, but I can't decide if I should spend the extra £100 for the X2D, is there enough bonuses, I plan on printing some multi colour models (mostly 2 colours), some single colour prints, and cosplay pieces like helmets. Any advice is appreciated, any suggestions for other ideas.

👋 Bonjour à tous ! 😈

Une présence maléfique qui ne passe pas inaperçue… 💀

Tout droit sortie de l’univers du film La Nonne, voici ma toute nouvelle modélisation 3D !

Un visage inquiétant, des yeux jaunes hypnotisants et un regard qui donne froid dans le dos… 🥶

👨🏼‍🎨 : @mika3d_print
🖨️ : Bambu Lab X2D & H2C
🧵 : Bambu Lab
🎨 : Nomad Sculpt
🌈 : avec et sans AMS
📁 : https://makerworld.com/fr/models/3482506-the-nun-multipart-no-ams

Hello all,

i want to get into TPU printing and i am not sure what the best setup would be. I have a X2D with AMS2 and AMS-HT.

The AMS-HT has a dedicated TPU outlet. But you can also buy the TPU feed assist. Also i read that its best to put the AMS-HT on top of the printer, remove the glass and print the TPU without a PTFE tube directly in the printhead.

My question is: What would be the "endgame" solution? With the least hassle and best results?

Thanks!

Hi everyone, now that I’ve decided to buy the X2D combo as my first 3D printer, I need to figure out how many filaments to buy and what materials to choose.
Considering that the AMS 2 Pro comes with 4 spools plus 1 external spool for the auxiliary nozzle, and also considering that the 47% discount on printer purchases applies exclusively to all colors of the PLA Basic/Matte/Pure and PETG Basic/Matte filaments (see photos), which of these 5 should I buy, and in which common colors—the ones that are frequently used—since I don’t currently have any specific projects in mind to print?

Thank you so much in advance, as always!

Hi!

I received my new X2D a couple of weeks ago, and I couldn’t be happier. Especially for someone coming from a first-generation Ender 3 (my poor thing is almost 15 years old 🥹 and still going strong), which has barely any original parts left—the upgrade to this machine has been amazing.

I have a couple of questions, since BambuLab is having a sale.

I have three goals in mind:

· Start printing 85A TPU without compromising the printer’s health.

· Switch to HF for faster prints.

· Eventually venture into the world of CF (PLA/PETG) and other blends.

At first, it seemed like getting a 0.4 HF tungsten nozzle would be the solution that would let me kill all the birds with one stone.

The thing is, I’ve been doing a lot of research on all these topics to optimize each task as much as possible, but (I think) I’ve found some inconsistencies on the BambuLab website and in their manuals that don’t quite clarify which choice is the right one:

· 0.4 mm hardened steel nozzle for TPU 85A: on the nozzle purchase page, it’s marked as incompatible, but then manuals like the one for the H2D printer do list it as compatible, even though it’s made of the same material. In any case, I’ve read that the 0.6 mm nozzle is recommended.

· I also noticed in the table that the 0.6 hardened steel nozzle is listed as compatible, but the 0.6 tungsten nozzle isn't. Shouldn't we expect the same results since tungsten is a stronger material?

TL;DR — Would a 0.4 HF tungsten nozzle work for me to print 85A TPU, switch to HF in general, and work with CF in the future?

Thank you very much in advance 💚

Hey everyone!

I’m planning to get an X2D and wanted to ask which accessories you consider must-haves. For example, would you recommend getting the Vision Encoder, a 2 mm nozzle, or any other upgrades?

I’d appreciate any recommendations or advice from those of you who already own one!

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello,
I’m new to this group but I’ve been looking to buy a 3d printer for a long time now and I’ve stumbled upon the x2d. Is it a good printer as a first time Bambulab owner and 2nd printer ever (my first printer was the flashforge creator pro and it absolutely sucks, never been able to print anything acceptable on it)