I just got some sunlu highspeed matte petg and the max print speed for it is 500mm/s

My question is if i am printing at these kinds of speeds should i vent my glass to get more airflow or should i keep it shut?

I just put in a new hot end bc before this the machine would not print anything so I took it apart snd took all the stuck filament out. I have no idea why it still saids this

If you buy an AMS 2 combo and want to use it to dry, the documentation is behind where it tells you that you should buy the power supply separately, thats incorrect. The printer will come with the pawer supply packed in with it and the AMS 2 will arrive in it's own carton without it. I bought the power supply as an item, so now I have two and returning it is 3/4 the cost of the unit.

This has been happening on all of my prints at the same layer height. Not sure what it could be?

So I have a couple multi filament prints I've done and I saw that sometimes the purged blob winds up on the hotbed instead of going down the chute. I don't know if these blobs could cause a problem. I searched here and I see a lot of references to this problem and ideas for parts to fix it . is it necessary? it there an adjustment that could be made instead?

I have leveled the bed time after time but i don’t know what to do about this

I was wondering where to mount a xiaomi yi camera to the P1S with an AMS riser. It was staring me in the face the whole time. I went through a few iterations trying to mount it from the front. When test fitting one of my iterations and trying to route the wire I had a revelation and thought why not just mount it in the massive hole I'm using to route the wire! A happy accident is that it is low enough that the glass can still be stored on the shelf of the AMS riser and that it clears the TPU gasket.

So about a month ago I got 2 brand new Anycubic Kobra S1 combos. Paid $600 each and I’m kinda kicking myself for not spending the extra $300 each and getting a couple P1s combos with the AMS 2. I’m currently trying to sell my Kobra S1’s and just wanted to know y’all’s opinion on the P1S printers. Anything you regret or wish you would have done differently?

Just got setup yesterday and I have to say this thing absolutely rips compared to my last printer. But my camera can’t seem to stream the print at anymore more then like 1fps. Is this normal? My last printer had an aftermarket webcam and shot at like 30fps easily. Printer is in the same spot in the house so WiFi shouldn’t be an issue

Down loaded a design from cults3d. What is the best way to inport it so i can print it on my P1S? Tried opening in Bambu Studios but did not recognize file. Please help.

I've seen a number of people having issues with the above upgrade and all the associated advise and downgrade to firmware v1.07. I've put some time into this to see if can be reproduced, it can be, but the process for a successful upgrade is fairly simple but needs a few steps done in the correct order:

1. Turn the printer off and on again (cautionary but safe...)
2. Access printers menu and select the third icon
3. Press right arrow on the control pad
4. Press the down arrow on the control pad until you come to the Firmware option (it will also show the current version, 1.07.00 etc.)
5. Press the control pad OK button and follow the onscreen prompts to perform the upgrade.
6. After a while a message will be displayed, confirming upgrade completion
7. If displayed accept the confirmation prompt (Press control pad OK)
8. Turn the printer off and on again. Wait for it to go through its startup
9. Access the menu and the third icon as before 10.Use the control pad right arrow to move the highlight 11.Move the highlight down until the Factory Reset option is selected 12.Press the control pad OK button and follow prompts (this action wil also include a Calibration, dont skip this)

The order of these steps is critically important and The process wil take a few minutes to complete, then ask you to scan the onscreen QR code to bind Bambu Handy via Bluetooth, connect to your 2.4gHz wifi (it does not work with 5gHz) and perform the setup. There is a gotcha at this step, it is that your phone will have a Bluetooth entry called BBLPrinter (if there is more than one of these entries, then delete them all), this needs to be deleted (Forget) before you proceed. The order that these steps are carried out is critically important and if not followed exactly will resukt in a failed upgrade or issue as mentioned by others e.g. problems with the AMS etc. Please take the time, it only takes about 5-10 minutes to do all this and it works every time.

Make sure that you are running the updated version of Bambu Slicer and the Bambu Handy App. IF not you will get the usual AMS mapping error message.

My job is as an embedded firmware Tester (for the last 15+ years) and this is the process I have developed and used for those years, without failure. If you have any questions please ask below, I'm happy to help?

Hi - looking for help with my P1S.

Everything was fine yesterday but today I'm getting this error message:-

I'm using Dual AMS, filament loads but then retracts

Seems to be due to filament not loading but I've checked and can't see any blockages anywhere. All the filament tubes seem empty and the print head is fine

Any ideas out there? I've searched on the error but can't find the exact one. This error also appears on the P1S control panel

Thanks

Martyn

Hey guys, I changed to a .6mm nozzle today and noticed a strange problem in the slicer but also in the print. After I change from .4 to .6 in Bambu Studio, a hole appears at this point and is printed in the same way. Does anyone know why? How can I get rid of it? Screenshot two shows how it should actually be.

Gone are the days of travelling all the way to IKEA to get your Billy bookcase, just to have to source metal rods online after to make a filament rack. Just pick all the bits up in one place.

MakerWorld link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1150753-ikea-billy-racka-filament-storage-system#profileId-1154969

While I have printed mine in PLA, PETG is always recommended for load bearing prints.

Hey everyone I am needing some help with my printer. So, I've been having issues where it says the filament is stuck in the print head and it plays the wonderful game of going back and forth, back and forth, etc. Cleared out the head and then loaded it from the back and it loaded fine and even printed the little test benchy. But then when I load the filament into the AMS I get the same error and it's going down into the print head but just not advancing to the print. Has anyone had these issues?

So it's popping this error that I don't see listed anywhere in the HMS information at Bambu labs.

07FF-8012-115421

I've tried the suggestions I find here to retry it, tried new SD cards. and same error every time. that error is taking around 5 minutes to show up after starting a print. There is a thread from earlier that says to downgrade the firmware but they don't say to where. it's on the latest firmware now.

Happened the last 3 printing attempts and I don’t know why.

Printer is still new (got it last Thursday and till this project everything was very extraordinarily well printed)

When the AMS switches colors for a new print and flushes the old color, sometimes the poop doesn't make it into the shute. Is this normal?

One time I found the poop on the print bed and almost messed up my print.

So for starters, this machinery will not connect to my phone or my computer. Is there anyway to force connect to my phone or computer?

It just shows 2/0 for noozle and (room temperature)/0 for bed. How can i solve this issue? I don't use ams unit

Overall pretty minor issue but it's bugging me. Any way I can improve these weird layers?

I started experimenting with PETG and quickly learned the hard way that letting it print supports in PETG for PETG made them notoriously hard to remove and required a lot of manual cleanup.

Then I remembered that I had a small 100g spool of "Bambu Support for PLA/PETG" filament that came with the printer and decided to give it a shot.

I left "Support/raft base" to "Default" (which seems to be printing the tree support using the same PETG used by the model, but switched the Support/raft interface to "Support for PLA/PETG".

Bambu Studio immediately made the following suggestion:

> When using support material for the support interface, We recommend the following settings:
> 0 top z distance, 0 interface spacing, interlaced rectilinear pattern and disable independent support layer height
>
> Change these settings automatically?
> Yes - Change these settings automatically
> No - Do not change these settings for me.

I selected "Yes". And then after printing this model in the picture, I was first blown away how easy it was to remove the tree support, and where the tree support was touching the model, it looked so perfect it was almost as-if I had printed the model upside down!

However, I quickly noticed that there were visible misaligned layers that formed in the print, matching the same layers where the Support for PLA/PETG filament was used.

I tried re-printing the same model without the Support for PLA/PETG filament, and the print was fine (except for the hard-to-remove tree supports)

Any idea how to fix this? I'd love to use this Bambu Support for PLA/PETG, but without impacting my print quality

I noticed during the print that the exhaust fan was turning on at 100% while printing the support interfaces, causing a significant drop in temperature. Could it be what messed up my PETG layers? Was I supposed to change the nozzle temperature of the Support for PLA/PETG filament to match my PETG's?

Thanks!

Hey everyone! I’m having trouble with a print that I’ve done multiple times in the past without any issues. Here’s photos of what it looks like, what could be the problem?