3D Printers

[Wayne J]

Let's not go down rhe same route as a pinball pre-launch.

I.e. It's the best thing ever, it's the worst thing ever, it's too pricey, etc.

Looking forward to seeing what's it capabilities are. I can't think of anything I want more from a machine, other than possibly a larger print bed. ALWAYS need a larger print bed.

 

[HomerRamone]

Well yeah - im still curious/interested. I kinda miss the 300x300x400 of my CR10 (I say I miss it - still got it.. I should probably get rid of it - not used it since my Bambu turned up )

Im also feeling the urge to buy a 2th P1S - not even sure why - so I can print 2x as much plastic nonsense and not know what to do with

 

[Wayne J]

H2D Specs Leaked

Item Specification Printing Technology Fused Deposition Modeling Body Build Volume (W*D*H) Single Nozzle Printing: 325*320*325 mm³ Dual Nozzle Printing...

forum.bambulab.com

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Printing Technology	Fused Deposition Modeling
Body	Build Volume (W*D*H)	Single Nozzle Printing: 325*320*325 mm³ Dual Nozzle Printing: 300*320*325 mm³ Total Volume for Two Nozzles: 350*320*325 mm³
Chassis	Aluminum and Steel
Outer Frame	Plastic and Glass
Physical Dimensions	Physical Dimensions	492*514*626 mm³
Net Weight	31 kg
Toolhead	Hotend	All Metal
Extruder Gear	Hardened Steel
Nozzle	Hardened Steel
Max Nozzle Temperature	350 °C
Included Nozzle Diameter	0.4 mm
Supported Nozzle Diameter	0.2 mm, 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.8 mm
Filament Cutter	Built-in
Filament Diameter	1.75 mm
Extruder Motor	Bambu Lab High-precision Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Heatbed	Build Plate Material	Flexible Steel Plate
Included Build Plate Type	Textured PEI Plate
Supported Build Plate Type	Textured PEI plate, Smooth PEI Plate
Max Heatbed Temperature	120 ℃
Speed	Max Speed of Toolhead	1000 mm/s
Max Acceleration of Toolhead	20,000 mm/s²
Max Flow for Hotend (Standard Flow Hotend)	40 mm³/s(Test parameters: 250 mm round model with a single outer wall; Bambu Lab ABS; 280 °C printing temperature)
Chamber Temperatur Control	Active Chamber Heating	Supported
Max Temperature	65 °C
Air Purificatio	Pre-filter Grade	G3
HEPA Filter Grade	H12
Activated Carbon Filter Type	Granulated Coconut Shell
VOC Filtration	Superior
Particulate Matter Filtration	Supported
Cooling	Part Cooling Fan	Closed Loop Control
Cooling Fan for Hotend	Closed Loop Control
Main Control Board Fan	Closed Loop Control
Chamber Exhaust Fan	Closed Loop Control
Chamber Heat Circulation Fan	Closed Loop Control
Auxiliary Part Cooling Fan	Closed Loop Control
Supported Filament Type	PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, BVOH	Optimal
ABS, ASA, PC, PA, PET	Superior
Carbon/Glass Fiber Reinforced PLA, PETG, PA, PET, PC, ABS,ASA	Superior
PPA-CF/GF, PPS, PPS-CF/GF	Ideal
Sensor	Live View Camera	Built-in; 1920*1080
Nozzle Camera	Built-in; 1920*1080
BirdsEye Camera	Built-in; 3264*2448
Toolhead Camera	Built-in; 1920*1080
Door Sensor	Supported
Filament Run Out Sensor	Supported
Filament Tangle Sensor	Supported
Filament Odometry	Supported with AMS
Power Loss Recovery	Supported
Electrical Requirements	Voltage	100-120 VAC / 200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Max Power*	2200 W@220 V / 1320 W@110 V
Average Power	1050 W@220 V / 1050 W@110 V
Electronics	Touchscreen	5-inch 720*1280 Touchscreen
Storage	Built-in 8 GB EMMC and USB Port
Control Interface	Touchscreen, mobile App, PC App
Motion Controller	Dual-core Cortex-M4 and Single-core Cortex-M7
Application Processor	Quad-core 1.5 GHz ARM A7
Neural Processing Unit	2 TOPS
Software	Slicer	Bambu Studio Supports third-party slicers which export standard G-code, such as Super Slicer, PrusaSlicer and Cura, but certain advanced features may not be supported.
Supported Operating System	MacOS, Windows
Network Control	Ethernet	Not Available
Wireless Network	Wi-Fi
Network Kill Switch	Not Available
Removable Network Module	Not Available
802.1X Network Access Control	Not Available
Wi-Fi	Operating Frequency	2412-2472 MHz, 5150-5850 MHz (FCC/CE) 2400-2483.5 MHz,5150-5850 MHz (SRRC)
Wi-Fi Transmitter Power (EIRP)	2.4 GHz: <23 dBm (FCC); <20 dBm (CE/SRRC/MIC) 5 GHz Band1/2: <23 dBm (FCC/CE/SRRC/MIC) 5 GHz Band3: <30 dBm (CE); <24 dBm (FCC) 5 GHz Band4: <23 dBm (FCC/SRRC); <14 dBm (CE)
Wi-Fi Protocol	IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
10W Laser Module	Laser Type	Semiconductor Laser
Laser Wavelength	Engraving Laser: 455 nm ± 5 nm Blue Light Height Measuring Laser: 850 nm ± 5 nm Infrared Light
Laser Power	10 W ± 1 W
Laser Spot Dimension	0.03 mm * 0.14 mm
Working Temperature	0 °C–35 °C
Max Engraving Speed	400 mm/s
Max Cutting Thickness	5 mm (Basswood Plywood)
Laser Safety Class for Laser Module	Class 4
Overall Laser Safety Class*	Class 1
Engraving Area	310 mm * 270 mm
Processing Height Range	0 mm-280 mm
XY Positioning Method	Visual Positioning
XY Positioning Accuracy	< 0.3 mm
Z Height Measuring Method	Micro Lidar
Z Height Measuring Accuracy	± 0.1 mm
Flame Detection	Supported
Temperature Detection	Supported
Door Sensor	Supported
Laser Module Installation Detection	Supported
Engraving Timelapse	Supported
Safety Key	Included
Air Pump	Built-in; 30 kPa, 30 L/min
Ventilation Pipe Adapter Outer Diameter	100 mm
Supported Material Type	Wood, rubber, metal sheet, lether, dark acrylic, stone, and more
40W Laser Module	Laser Type	Semiconductor Laser
Laser Wavelength	Engraving Laser: 455 nm ± 5 nm Blue Light Height Measuring Laser: 850 nm ± 5 nm Infrared Light
Laser Power	40 W ± 2 W
Laser Spot Dimension	0.14 mm * 0.2 mm
Working Temperature	0 ℃–35 ℃
Max Engraving Speed	1000 mm/s
Max Cutting Thickness	15 mm (Basswood Plywood)
Laser Safety Class for Laser Module	Class 4
Overall Laser Safety Class*	Class 1
Engraving Area	310 mm * 250 mm
Processing Height Range	0 mm–265 mm
XY Positioning Method	Visual Positioning
XY Positioning Accuracy	< 0.3 mm
Z Height Measuring Method	Micro Lidar
Z Height Measuring Accuracy	± 0.1 mm
Flame Detection	Supported
Temperature Detection	Supported
Door Sensor	Supported
Laser Module Installation Detection	Supported
Engraving Timelapse	Supported
Safety Key	Included
Air Pump	Built-in; 30 kPa, 30 L/min
Ventilation Pipe Adapter Outer Diameter	100 mm
Supported Material Type	Wood, rubber, metal sheet, lether, dark acrylic, stone, and more
Cutting Module	Cutting Area	300*285 mm²
Drawing Area	300*255 mm²
Supported Pen Diameter	10.5 mm-12.5 mm
Cutting Mat Type	LightGrip and StrongGrip Cutting Mats
Blade Type	45°*0.35 mm
Blade Pressure Range	50 gf-600 gf
Max Cutting Thickness	0.5 mm
Blade and Pen Recognition	Supported
Cutting Mat Type Detection	Supported
Supported Image Type	Bitmap and Vector Images
Supported Material Type	Paper, vinyl, leather, and more

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[johnh]

Hey folks. Would anyone be interested in helping me with a mini project? I have a Hobbit standard, and I want to add the barrels to the pop bumpers that are in the LE (you can just about see them top right of the picture attached). I can buy all the parts except for the mounting plate (shown in the parts diagram attached). It sits on top of hex spacers coming from the top of the bumper rods, and the barrel sculptures screw into it. It's not available as a spare anywhere, so I wondered if 3d printing might be a good option? If so, in exchange for beer tokens, could someone make two for me? (I'd ship you the parts so you have the mesaurements)
TIA

 

[Kman]

Is the original a plastic type part or a metal plate with threaded screw holes? In both cases 3d printing should be possible, but if the latter then would need to try self tappers or use threaded inserts. If you don't get any other offers then I'll give it a try if you dm me.

 

[johnh]

Thanks! I suspect it would be metal, but never seen one so not 100% As far as I can tell, the screws go into the sculpture, not into the base plate. I'll get the parts in, DM you when they arrive.

 

[Kman]

No problem. I presume it's item 4 in the diagram in which case I agree the screws seem to run through it rather than terminating in it. Looks like it has a couple of vertical tabs that fit into it or are part of it for the item 7 screws.

 

[Wayne J]

Bambu Lab H2D

Bambu Lab H2D, an all-in-one personal manufacturing hub combining 3D priting, laser engraving, and digital cutting in one platform, starting from £1599.

uk.store.bambulab.com

Extremely tempted by the H2D (without the laser) combo. Much cheaper than I expected at 'only' £1,849

 

[Calimori]

That is a reasonable price. If I was using my printer to make real things in sensible times, I would buy one.

 

[Standroyd]

Not bad pricing at all.

Got to say I'm tempted by ones with the laser module. I'd been fancying a laser/cutter engraver anyway. I'm loving my Prusa XL, but it might have to go to make way for a combo printer/laser cutter.

 

[HomerRamone]

I did ponder recently getting another p1s - which is currently £500 on the bambu store.
When I saw £1600 I thought "coooo". But then realised thats w/o the laser deelie.
I mean £1600 isn't out of the way - but when you add the AMS its 1900. (Though I gather the original AMS is compatible).
When you add the 10W laser module it jumps to 2400 though. And its 2900 with the 40w one. (And of course not currently available )

Whilst I don't think this is a crazy price - a laser cutter is that much on its own its quite a jump from £1600 to £3000 if you want the spangly laser model.

I might still be tempted anyway if you can add the laser bit down the line but I cant see that anywhere. (Thats probably just me not looking properly).

 

[Calimori]

I recently bought a foxalien CNC machine with the cutter and a 40 watt laser, given the smoke and debris, I am not sure I want that in my 3D printer.

 

[Wayne J]

I did ponder recently getting another p1s - which is currently £500 on the bambu store.
When I saw £1600 I thought "coooo". But then realised thats w/o the laser deelie.
I mean £1600 isn't out of the way - but when you add the AMS its 1900. (Though I gather the original AMS is compatible).
When you add the 10W laser module it jumps to 2400 though. And its 2900 with the 40w one. (And of course not currently available )

Whilst I don't think this is a crazy price - a laser cutter is that much on its own its quite a jump from £1600 to £3000 if you want the spangly laser model.

I might still be tempted anyway if you can add the laser bit down the line but I cant see that anywhere. (Thats probably just me not looking properly).

you can add the laser and cutting components further down the line, but not yet.

I recently bought a foxalien CNC machine with the cutter and a 40 watt laser, given the smoke and debris, I am not sure I want that in my 3D printer.

The external pump/filter is an additional £540+ !

I think they way to go is definitely just as a printer for now- who knows what issues they'll have in the future, let somebody else deal with those first (rather like holding back on an LE, and buying a prem).

Not just because it's only the combo which is ready to ship now

The new AMS looks like a significant improvement, and is £300 as a stand alone unit - same as the original AMS until very recently.

 

[Wayne J]

Not just because it's only the combo which is ready to ship now

Having watched all of the reviews on YT, have just gone to pull the trigger on the combo, and it's sold out.

 

[BigIan]

same with LEs you need to buy them before they sell out.. before you play them or even see them being played