r/BambuLab_Community

A lot of people asked for more functionality, so I decided to create Version 2!

The new update adds even more modularity and usability while keeping the clean design of the original. And the best part- it’s fully compatible with V1, so if you already printed the main body, you can simply add the new extensions without reprinting everything.

Here is the link https://makerworld.com/en/models/2833317-under-monitor-pen-ruler-holder-v2#profileId-3157297

I needed to replace my extruder due to the sensor that sits right behind the nozzle (forgive me I’m still a bit new to the 3d printer world, I think it might be the eddy sensor) and I came across a video on YouTube but that video had me completely remove the toolhead from the x axis. Well it was an absolute nightmare to get the toolhead back on the rail without knocking out those ball bearings (pics in comments). I finally had to remove the rail and feed it through that way. I was able to get it back on and I’m almost positive I didn’t mess up any of the bearings, but now the x axis gives me this TERRIBLE noise. I’m assuming I must’ve messed something up with the bearings, but I’m terrified to take it back off. Does anyone have any experience with this, thank you in advance for any help!

The edges of my top surface always look very rough. It seems to occur mainly where the print line is shortest. At the same time, there are also sometimes gaps between the print layers in the middle section of a surface. I am using a Bambulab A1 printer with Monothonic as the pattern and 8 Top shell layers. Please help.

So I opened a brand new PLA matte pink, tried to print a pencil case for my daughter, but the result, as you can say, is not that good. Is it the settings, or does the filament need to be dried?

Printer: Bambu lab A1 combo

Launched it throught the app not the slicer

Thank you in advance

Hey guys, I’m pretty new with BambuLabs and 3D printers in general. I’m using an X1 Carbon, I’ve printed parts just fine but one day I used too much glue… it got messy and I tried using a cleaner we had here at work but it started eating away the plate(photo#3). Yes Iknow I’m an idiot, I should’ve just rinsed it with soap and water. Anyway I decided to order new plates straight from the BambuLabs website. I got the older coolplate bc they didn’t have the dual sided one like the original is but now it’s not recognizing the plate… I’ve tried flipping it and using side 2 but it gives me the same error. I’ve already printed on it by ignoring the code but, I have to ignore it everytime I print. I can’t figure it out so I need some help… am I using the wrong plate? I also ran the Engineering plate side of the original just fine… no codes so I’m genuinely confused.

I took apart my extruder for my X1C to unclog it and like a dummy I tried to just memorize where stuff goes. I've found a spot for every other screw except for this one.

Relatively new to 3D printing here,

Tried this print with Bambu ASA on a P1S and Bambu textured PEI plate and got the Bambu logo showing up. Is this normal when printing on Bambu plates? Seems like a major flaw for anybody actually selling products…

Also had some other whitish smudges, I’m guessing that’s just finger prints / grease that I need to get better cleaning off but would love some input on that too.

Thanks!

I've tried to print something 2 days ago. It stopped printing less than halfway through - tool head was just printing in mid air. I though nozzle got clogged. Stopped, checked extruder and nothing was inside. Did cold pull from nozzle to remove big bit. Restarted print from external spool this time and it happened again in same place. Changed filament from white to black (also different ams slot) - same. 3 fails on same file in same place. Resliced as well. Printed it finally on my P1S using same filament and it printed all fine without issues. Yesterday tried to print something else twice and it also happened on a different model. I've replaced SD card already. No idea whats causing it. Printed benchy to test without any issues but it's a shorter print.

Buenas noches!

Hoy estaba imprimiendo lo más bien, y de la nada empezó a hacer ruidos raros en el eje x y en el eje y, y ahora me pasa que cuando hace el cambio de color medio que se traba haciendo los ruidos que les dije y queda como desorientada.

A alguien le pasó? Alguna sugerencia?

This is fully compatible with the basic Bambu Lab scraper. If you only use the basic scraper, you’ll be really satisfied once you try it.

I would appreciate it if you could try it out and let me know if there is anything that could be improved.

[https://makerworld.com/ko/models/2818943-it-s-time-to-upgrade-your-basic-scraper?from=search#profileId-3138974\](https://makerworld.com/ko/models/2818943-it-s-time-to-upgrade-your-basic-scraper?from=search#profileId-3138974)

Hi guys,

Im having trouble with setting up this file for print as there's one weird support placement by the software. And im sure it will fail the whole print later.

This is a full build plate length piece and i need it to be in one piece.
I tried mark the area red in support painting, but it will still generate that weird support.
tried rotate the print 90degree, still same issue.

Cover, spine, and box print as one flat piece with a sliced living hinge. Fold, drop magnets in, done.

Every dimension, compartment count, font, SVG, and color is exposed in the Customizer so you can make it match your shelf, your fandom, or whatever's in your head.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2815068-biy-bookbox-it-yourself-parametric-box#profileId-3134016

I've been printing since January and gathered a BIG bunch of these little purges, small and big, is there anything I can do with them instead of trashing them? (Idk if I'm using the right tag in the post)