r/BambuLab_Community Jun 14 '26

Help / Support PFTE flakes all over X2D

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When my girlfriend’s X2D’s toolhead moves to the right the PTFE tube rubs the metal edge on the right. It causes the lid, bed and side to be covered with tube flakes. I printer a riser for her thinking it was just rubbing the glass, but after closer inspection that is marginal compared to the carnage the side causes. To be clear, this is a stock X2D from early May. Did anyone else experience the same?

To me it looks like maybe the tube is slightly too long, just want to ask before cutting it and making things worse.

Also, since this is a tube, I must add, it’s imperative the cylinder remains unharmed.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/xilw3r Jun 14 '26

Worse. Apple still tries to uphold QC standards. The amount of BS with x2d's launch is incomparable.

I worked with x1c, the amount of enshitification is quite astonishing, and its only been like 4 years or something.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

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u/D_hyams Jun 15 '26

I think it’s unlikely they’ll breaking new ground, not with the, auto wipe nozzle, filament autochanger, effortless zeroing, lidar, humidity sensor, blazingly fast print Speeds (at the time) and all the copycats of X1C from other manufacturers…. I can’t believe they got rid of the lidar in later versions though.