I have an H2C with 1 AMS 2 Pro and 2 AMS HTs. I print mainly PETG with some PLA and ASA.
Looking to purchase:
I have to spend about $150 to use all of the points I got from the Founder’s Day Sale and to make sure I get free shipping.
I have heard that the Filament Track Switch is generally useless and I am not sure it would be useful with the AMSes I have and I am not certain about the helpfulness of the TPU Feed Assist Module.
Lastly, I keep seeing that the Cool Plate SuperTack for H2C has been out of stock for months, so I have no idea if it will ever be in stock again.
What would you spend the money on during the Black Friday sale and would you get the items I listed above? Alternatives to anything I listed above?
Thank you!
Do you actually need to use the points before they expire, or can you just hold on to them? To me, this sounds more like Black Friday FOMO - Fear of missing out - than buying something you genuinely need.
Nobody can really tell you what you need; that’s something only you can know yourself. However, if there’s no real need to spend your points right now, keep in mind that Bambu runs sales regularly throughout the year. There’s a good chance you’ll find another opportunity to use them later on when it’s for something you actually want or need.
For example, you could get a build plate from a third-party manufacturer that’s better suited to your specific needs and save your points for something else later on.
Just as an idea: if you absolutely have to reach a minimum order value, spare parts are rarely a bad purchase. They’re the kind of thing you’ll probably need sooner or later anyway.
I’d spend it all on nozzles… wouldn’t be hard!
The modules are meh IMHO (have the TPU assist but haven’t even bothered with it 'cuz not necessary, and I can walk over and move filament spools if I really need to w/out an FTS), and there are better plate options out there now for the H2C (Glacier/Frostbite/KDEAVI Green as some examples).
-Max
I would recommend using the cash on a better cool plate. Glaciers have been my personal favorite. Higher temps than supertack( but still below glass transition temp which is the goal) but IMO they are less fussy and more robust. And a very pleasing blue