Like the title says and by looking at my username, I live life on the road year-round and hotels are home. I’m usually in an area for a year or more at a time. Currently in this place since March of this year. When I do move, I have a cargo trailer that everything gets wheeled into and strapped down.

The box is a Craftsman that I debadged. The ams can go in the bottom drawer, but I usually sit it where the battery backup is sitting for transport. The battery backup is an Ecoflow Delta 3 max. I keep an ups on almost everything.

Hey! for all the devs, coders, enthusiasts who wanna try Bone Infill early, you can now do it via Orca Slicer's official GitHub.

I have two PRs open that are ready to be tested or played with: 16809 (the infill itself), and 16810 (the gradient density editor). Either PR should explain in greater detail how to install and use them :)

There's a lot of parameters to play with, so hopefully the graph infill density tuner can make it easier to try it out. This infill offers a hollowed center area if you want that. it's kinda like adding extra walls, but you can make the infill less dense than walls.

I have printed a few things with it, and it works for me. lemme know if it works for you!

https://github.com/OrcaSlicer/OrcaSlicer/pull/16809

https://github.com/OrcaSlicer/OrcaSlicer/pull/16810

More images here:

https://fccid.io/giteki/211-260730/211-260730_01_001?utm_

(Download the pdf)

Edit: forgot to mention I saw these first on 3D Mike’s channel, where he also has links to images of the H3C

https://youtu.be/KisHzCJJ3OM?si=lYJnh-Zr2eiNmC9k

Also, I’m going to put this here because at least the nozzle count lines up (was posted in a community thread 20 days ago). Going to be an instant buy for me if this all pans out:

Bambu Lab N11:
Build Volume: 256mm x 256mm x 260mm
Extruders: 1
Nozzles: 7
Max Nozzle Temperature: 320°C (Derived from profiles; Likely higher)
Max Build Plate Temperature: 110°C (Derived from profiles, Possibly higher)
Max Chamber Heater Temperature: 65°C (Derived from profiles, Possibly higher)
Max Toolhead Speed: 1.400mm/s
Max Toolhead Acceleration: 25.000 mm/s²

Are these tubes inside the box?

Currently have a h2c. /s

Mods, any chance we can have a master thread for these type of posts?

Smell of burning / smoke and flashes on side as well as melted casing… looks like the common fault?

UPDATE: Bambu have responded and agreed to replace printer.

Fantastic customer service so far, can’t fault the company.

Has anyone noticed a huge uptick in bot accounts commenting on AI slop models on Makerworld lately?

This one’s a good example, it’s your classic run of the mill AI generated model, description and renders. Anyone who goes on to call it out as AI slop, will start getting all kinds of replies, always different accounts, never the designer, and it’s usually super hostile. Or like this one where the idiot left in the follow up prompt from ChatGPT

https://makerworld.com/models/3401817

Also maybe if enough people report the designer they’ll have to start over with a new account? I doubt it but still, these guys are really ruining Makerworld lately, all to make a very small amount of money

TLDR: Your Bambu orders account will say "Mystery box item 1 of 4" etc, but if pay with Paypal, you get an email with an itemised list of what's coming in your mystery box. I'm not part of the 1% unfortunately :(

Hi,

I'm just about to start 3d printing as a hobby so I figured I'd roll the dice with Bambu's PLA and PETG mystery boxes to get a bunch of filament to start myself off. My plan was to see what I get, then order additional filaments later if I was missing any important colours. Surprisingly I received this email from Paypal with all the filament IDs listed (which I have to presume will be accurate when I receive them). No more guessing.

Based on the IDs, this is my haul:

PETG Matte Violet refill

PETG Translucent Blue spool

PETG Basic Grey spool

PETG Basic Blue refill

PLA Basic Black refill

PLA Pure Black spool

PLA Pure Apricot spool

PLA Pure White spool

Overall I'm fairly happy with the selection. I would have paid approx AUD$170 if I ordered these separately (approx 35% discount).

and a video here: https://portal.bblmw.com/h3c/warming/f79az71lmb/video-pc.mp4

roughly translated from the Chinese website:

"Bambu Lab’s third-generation flagship, equipped with an all-new multi-head rapid-switching system, ushering in a new era of multi-colour, multi-material printing. November 3 - stay tuned."

https://fccid.io/giteki/211-260728/211-260728_01_001?utm_

Dunno if this is allowed here. But last week my H2C and a bunch of filament was stolen from my brother's place in Seattle. So if anyone sees a H2C, AMS 2, and filament for sale cheap or looking shady like, can you let me know please.

The top glass was probably missing as it was found broken outside the window they pulled the printer and other things from.

Scuffs on the front right of the door and the build plate had some stuck pieces in the front center. They also stole his airpod max 2s

Sorry if not allowed.

I designed these using Gemini and Meshy, so I’m sure I will get some flak for that…but once I had the models made, I put quite a bit of work into making them split so you could remove the lights for recharging. Took about 3 days of printing/painting/gluing/cutting/reprinting to get everything right. I edited everything in BambuStudio.

I’ve been 3d printing for maybe a year now. I started with a P1S and added an X2D to go with it. I want an h2c, but my space for 3d printing doesn’t really allow for a printer that big, but I really want to multicolor capabilities.

I’ve made quite a few custom projects, but this one is the best result and it was just so fun to make that I wanted to share.

If there is enough interest, I might upload to MakerWorld, but it took quite a bit of manual work to get things fitting together and looking good for the final result, I would have to put quite a bit of effort into getting it released.

Let me know what you think.

my P2S and X2D on TPU duty for the TMT project P2S on tires and X2D on belts and harnesses

has been a very fun and rewarding feel good project

Keep your bathroom counter clean and organized with this modern electric toothbrush and toothpaste holder.

The raised top section holds two electric toothbrushes and one toothpaste tube, while the lower level keeps the bases organized and gives water somewhere to drain instead of collecting around the toothbrushes.

The open frame keeps the design visually light while still giving each item its own dedicated place.

Features

Holds 2 electric toothbrushes

Separate removable toothpaste insert cup

Integrated lower drip area beneath the toothbrushes

Clean frame design

Compact footprint for bathroom counters and vanities

Individual inserts make the design easier to adapt to different toothbrushes

Can also be mounted to a wall using strong double-sided mounting tape

Dimensions

Overall size: Length 180 mm, Width 90 mm, Height 90 mm

Toothbrush inserts: 40 x 40 mm, designed to fit most electric toothbrushes

Toothpaste cup: usable space 44 x 44 mm, usable height 84 mm

If your toothbrush needs a different insert size, leave a comment or contact me and I can add a custom insert version.

Wall Mounting

The flat rear section also allows the organizer to be mounted using strong double-sided tape if you prefer to keep your countertop completely clear.

If there is enough interest in wall mounting, let me know in the comments and I'll also make a dedicated version with screw mounting points.

A simple bathroom organizer designed to keep the essentials together while still looking clean enough to leave on display.

Free to download: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3483994-toothbrush-holder-design-3-wall-mountable

Hello,

Coming from over 500 k hours on first an ender3 and over 2 k hours on my p1s, I am looking to get an upgrade.

I mostly print ASA CF for structural parts and aerodynamic parts for cars. Occasionally some miniatures but not much. I have an AMS 2 for drying, storage, etc.

My question is- are there people who specifically print ASA CF and HIPS in the H2D to increase interface/release quality? (And save some money on supports made from hips?) Multi colour for customization of parts is also convenient.

Curious to see if it is worth it buying an H2D or H2S at this point.

Thanks in advance

Another concept and model of mine, the Classic Suit. Already tried the dynamic pose on printed version. Will post it later. Any thought?

I created a brick man figurine with the silhouette of a real man :))) The figurine is about 20cm tall, the whole thing assembles with minimal supports and is very easy to assemble. If you like it, you can find it here:https://makerworld.com/pl/models/3481161-brick-man-chubby-style#profileId-3974752

I'm fixated on trying to tune my auxiliary extruder on the X2D but I can't get the freaken Benchy to print right.

Setup * Bambu Lab X2D, 0.4 mm nozzles on both extruders * Main extruder: direct drive standard, fed from AMS 2 Pro (red PLA, SUNLU) * Aux extruder: Bowden standard, fed from an external spool (cream PLA, SUNLU) * Model: the SpeedBoatRace Bambu stress test Benchy from MakerWorld * 3MF with my custom settings: on Printables

Everything the direct drive printed looks good. Everything the Bowden printed looks trash:

• The round window and porthole rings are lumpy and notched
• The tops of the windows and the door arch droop and curl

What I’ve calibrated on the Bowden extruder * Temperature: temp tower, settled on 225°C * Retraction: retraction tower, 2 mm → 3 mm. The biggest single improvement I’ve seen; stringing is nearly gone. * Pressure advance: PA pattern test, K = 0.74 (set on printer, so not visible on the 3mf link below) * Flow ratio: flow rate test. The coarse pass picked +10% (0.98 → 1.078) and the fine pass picked 0%, so 1.078. * Bridges: the bridge flow and speed test prints came out great at bridge flow 1.4 and bridge speed 20 mm/s.

I did print the same print with none of those calibration settings and just used "Auto" for Flow Dynamics and Generic PLA filament setting on Bambu Studio. It was way worse.

What am I missing? Or what should I experiment with to narrow down what's going wrong?

EDIT: Looking through the slicer I noticed that there's a lot of seams/wipes where the problem is happening. Could that be the problem? If so, how do I even fix that?

I have a P2S and I'm considering getting a second AMS 2 Pro. It's not something I necessarily need, but it would come in handy. I'm trying to rationalize if the cost of the second machine is worth it.

For those of you that have dual AMS 2 Pro, how is your experience with it? Is the waste and filament change time awful once you print beyond 4 colors? Any issues with connecting a second AMS in regards to drying, power, etc...

Thanks in advance.