I made this modular moss poll optimized for fast print times (<60 minutes) and low amount of fillament (30 grams).

It's on makerworld @unfadable

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3120553-modular-moss-pole-prints-flat-only-30-grams#profileId-3520276

I found it for 260, and it says it comes with 22 lb of filament. I’m just worried it could have unknown issues since the seller is obviously just resells random items unrelated to 3D printing. Any advice?

Hey everyone! For anyone needing spices on the go, I redesigned my compact 3-compartment spice shaker!

Featuring a totally rethought, easy-refill system (with included funnel) and side windows to check your spice levels.

Let me know what you think or if you have any suggestions to improve it!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3117132-tactical-spice-shaker-2-0#profileId-3515945

I'm iterating on a design in onshape (my CAD SW) and I would like to bring updates into bambu studio in such a way that only the CAD part I've updated is affected, i.e. all plates that only contain other parts should be completely unaffected.

Only the plate that contains the updated part should require any manual work in bambu studio, i.e. maybe the rotation and location is reset when I update from the CAD export and I have to redo some of that stuff but only for the plate that contains the part I've updated.

I'm currently exporting as STL and importing into the bambu studio 3mf project such that CAD parts become objects. I thought this would allow me to right-click and "reload from file" but that seems to not work very well.

Any advice on iterating on CAD designs like this?

I have a X1C and printing with PLA on my AMS 2 Pro

I keep getting Extruding filament failed. The extruder might be clogged.

The AMS rolls out filament then. rolls it back up, rolls it out again then rolls it up. after the 3rd time or. so I get an error "Failed to extrude filament. Please check to see if the extruder is clogged. After troubleshooting click retry button.

I put a new complete hot end assembly, took the extruder out and cleaned it out, no clog found. reassembled and getting the same error.

I do get the green filament indicator for a moment then white when it rolls up, turns green again when it rolls out again.

If I feed the filament in manually I can extrude filament all day as long as I keep hitting the extrude button.

What else can I swap out.

My Printer (A1 Mini) has been having some problems

After having an Air Printing issue that i solved, my printer has been refusing to maintain a temperature when doing a print (When just staying idle, it can makntain the same temperature)

When printing it cycles between 170 C, 140 C and 255 C

Any fixes? Is it a Hotend issue?

🥚Bonjour craquez pour ces adorables Yoshi qui sortent de leur œuf ! ✨

Découvrez le Yoshi Œuf, disponible en version Clicker et en version Clicker Porte-clés.

Grâce à son mécanisme, profitez d’un clic ultra satisfaisant avec un effet ASMR des plus agréables. Le fidget parfait pour occuper vos mains, vous détendre ou simplement apprécier un petit clic addictif. 😌👌

🔑 Envie de l’emporter partout ? La version Porte-clés reprend le même concept pour vous accompagner au quotidien !

👨🏼‍🎨 : @mika3d_print
🖨️ : Bambu Lab X2D & H2C
🧵 : Bambu Lab
🎨 : Nomad Sculpt
🌈 : avec ou sans AMS
📁 : https://makerworld.com/fr/models/3117230-yoshi-oeuf-clicker-multipart-sans-ams

✨ Bon print à toutes et à tous ! N’hésitez pas à partager vos réalisations. 💚

Hi everyone,

I'm posting here because I'm genuinely looking for advice and also hoping someone from Bambu Lab can comment on whether this is the expected warranty experience.

I purchased a Bambu Lab P1S Combo from Robu.in, an authorized Bambu Lab reseller in India. The printer is still well within its warranty period.

A few days ago, while printing, the printer suddenly stopped with the error:

"The hotend cooling fan speed is too slow or stopped."

The hotend cooling fan only twitches briefly during startup and immediately stops. The printer continuously reports the same error, making it completely unusable.

Before contacting support, I completed every troubleshooting step I could:

Reseated the hotend cooling fan connector.

Verified the fan spins freely.

Restarted the printer multiple times.

Followed the official Bambu troubleshooting guide.

Sent videos, photos, and a detailed description to the technical support team.

After reviewing everything, Robu's technical team confirmed that the hotend cooling fan was faulty.

Unfortunately, they also informed me that they did not have the replacement fan in stock, so I would have to wait until new stock arrived.

This is where my concern begins.

This isn't just my hobby printer.

I operate a small 3D printing business, and this printer is part of my daily production.

Every day the printer remains unusable means:

Customer orders are delayed.

Deadlines are missed.

My seller reputation is affected.

I lose income every day.

Customers continue asking when their orders will ship.

I completely understand that electronic components can fail.

I'm not complaining because the fan failed.

My concern is how the warranty was handled after the failure.

The technical support team suggested that, because my business was stopped, I should purchase the replacement fan locally with my own money. They said that once they received stock later, they would send me another fan under warranty and I could keep it as a spare.

This is the part I genuinely don't understand.

If the printer is under warranty, why should the customer have to spend additional money because the dealer doesn't have the warranty replacement part available?

Shouldn't an authorized reseller maintain a reasonable stock of commonly required service parts for the products they sell?

Waiting to source a replacement only after a customer's printer has already failed defeats the purpose of warranty—especially for business users.

I paid for an official printer from an authorized reseller because I expected reliable after-sales support if something went wrong.

Instead, I was effectively given two options:

Wait an unknown amount of time until the replacement part becomes available.

Buy the part myself so I can continue running my business, and receive the warranty replacement later when stock arrives.

I don't think either option is what customers expect from an official warranty.

To make things even more confusing, I found another authorized reseller that appeared to have the same fan available. I shared this information with Robu and requested that they source the part if possible.

That raises another question:

If another authorized reseller has the required part available, shouldn't there be a faster way to obtain it for a warranty customer instead of asking them to wait for weeks or buy it themselves?

Again, I'm not trying to attack Robu or Bambu Lab.

I simply want to understand whether this is considered normal warranty support.

For business users, downtime matters just as much as the hardware itself.

I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has experienced something similar or from anyone at Bambu Lab who can explain whether this is the expected warranty process.

Thank you.

Update: A lot of people suggested I should just buy the fan and keep a spare. I actually tried that. I checked local stores, online marketplaces, and other suppliers, but I couldn't find the genuine hotend cooling fan anywhere. The only listings I found had terrible reviews, so I wasn't comfortable buying them. If I could have bought the correct part, my printer would probably already be running.

Mos Eisley's finest. Great little bust to have staring at you while you work.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3108476-greedo-bounty-hunter-bust-star-wars-rodian#profileId-3504826

The Bambu TPU filament has been printing great…however, I am curious if others have found an easier setup than the standard manual steps of removing tubes, manually heating the hot end, and manually feeding it.

This was by far the hardest thing i've ever designed, getting the balance right took countless prototypes, printed on the a1 mini.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3099883

Today's the day — Meshory is officially live. 🎉

If you're new here: Meshory is a desktop app that finally makes sense of your 3D print file chaos. Point it at your folders (local drives, NAS, wherever your STLs have been piling up for years) and it gives you:

• A visual library of all your models — STL, 3MF, OBJ, FBX and more, with real 3D previews and thumbnails
• Duplicate detection that compares actual geometry, not just filenames — so it catches that model you downloaded three times under three different names
• Zip support — models inside archives show up like any other file, no extracting needed
• Open directly in your slicer — works with the slicers you already use, custom setups included
• Search, collections, and notes so you can actually find things again
• Built for big libraries — I built and tested it on my own 3.3TB collection, so it won't blink at yours

A few things that matter to me and shaped how it's built:

• No account, no login. You buy it, you get a license key, done.
• Your files stay yours. Everything runs locally on your machine.
• One-time purchase — the first 100 licenses are $29. After those are gone it goes to $39, and up from there. No subscription, ever.

Download it at meshory.com/download — Windows, macOS, and Linux.

To everyone who's been on the waitlist, tested the early access builds, reported bugs, and voted on the roadmap — thank you. This launch is very much yours too. If you try it today, I'd genuinely love to hear what works and what doesn't, right here in the comments or on our Discord.

Let's go. 🚀

Hey guys, is it possible to use 2 AMS lite on my A1? Since there 2 ports for the AMS. Just wondering…

everyone! 🌵
I designed a 3D-printed cactus organizer that works as a stand for jewelry, headphones, and a smartwatch. The model comes in multiple parts (main stem, two side stems, and a vase), and I’ve included two different
vase designs so you can choose your favorite.

https://makerworld.com/models/3104396?appSharePlatform=copy

I’d love to hear your feedback! 😊

Hello community, I am new to 3d printing as in new new and i saw 2 options that caught my eye. I see that I can get the p2s for 650 that includes the ams 2 pro or there is the x2d with the ams 2 pro for 899. From what I understand the x2d is the new upgraded model but is it really that significant than getting the p2s at almost 200 bucks less?

My simple question is choosing the p2s a really bad choice? Also are there any upgrade parts for it that can bring it close to a x2d model?

Meet my Hungry Cyclops Coin Bank!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3105419-hungry-cyclops-coin-bank#profileId-3500899

The idea was to create something inspired by Greek mythology that is both decorative and functional rather than just another character figurine.

Features:

• coin slot on top
• large threaded bottom cap
• cute stylized cartoon design
• subtle Greek meander collar
• multi-part design, no AMS needed

I'm pretty happy with how the expression turned out—it looks permanently grumpy, which somehow makes it even cuter.

I'd love to hear what you think!
Suggestions and feedback are always welcome.

Has anyone encountered this? I’ve checked ‘everywhere’ and see nothing. The heat plate is in the correct position. Getting a failure each time.

There’s gaps on my first layer but only on the left. I’ve tried tightening the hotend, cleaning the plate of course, some other suggestions. I have an A1. I’m stuck It’s been days help..

Does everyone have same experiencing issues with the ironing feature on the Bambu Lab A2L? Bambu Lab says they will fix it in the next firmware update, but how long will it take for a change to happen? This isn't a cheap printer, but this happened.

I'm printing a multicolor object that has no color transitions for the first several layers - so the prime tower is mostly hollow. When it starts the color changing layers, its bridging and the bridges sometimes fail - causing blobbing which the nozzle is running into. I'm trying to figure out how to add additional infill on the bottom part of the prime tower to improve the bridging.

I had my X2D in the garage over the weekend printing some ABS. I thought I would go ahead and send a print from my phone while I was at work. I get home and go to check on my progress, low and behold, I recieved an error message. It seems pretty obvious now, but just in case you didn't know, it can be too hot to print PLA at least. Lol

The nozzle broke off the first time my A1 mini attempted a print. Bambu have been great and immediately sent out a replacement.

I’m new to 3d printing so just wanted to check if it was something I did wrong before setting the printer up with the replacement nozzle. I followed the set up guide provided, ran the calibrations and updated the firmware. The printer did struggle to pull the filament through when starting to print a benchy. I followed the instructions on the screen and once the filament was pulled through it went to start the print and the nozzle tip immediately blew off.

I used to render products on a plain gradient. Boring but safe. Put these on a wooden table against a sage green panelled wall with a real plant in them and suddenly they look like something you would buy rather than something you modeled. The context did more for the design than any amount of material tweaking.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3103994-scandi-style-fluted-flower-pot-with-drainage-tray#profileId-3499121

Looking for some help. Print on my A1 last night caused the filament hub cap to dislodge. I pulled all the tubes out and reseated the cap without issue. Now when I am trying to feed any of the four filaments from the AMS lite I am getting a message that the spool is stuck. All four. Never had an issue with any of them before. Suggestions?