It does, but nowadays everything happens in the toolhead (using an eddy current sensor and the servo motor), so there is no reason to print all these lines.
You are not the only one with trashy prints:
Hi all. I’ve had an X1C since early 2023 and it was pretty buggy when I got it, but slowly over the years it just kept getting better and better to the point where I was constantly amazed by the output it was producing. Glass finish ironing, barely visible layers, just quality prints time and time again.
When I saw X2D had dropped I was immediately interested by the fact it has 2 nozzles. One of the big problems for me with the X1C was using PVA in my prints, it nearly always ended in tears. Th…
Hi,
Two weeks ago i’ve bought X2D to replace P2S, as many of us did. Out of the box, printer seems to be working fine but print quality… Well, it’s medicore at best in my case, regarding top layer and outer walls layer lines. To ensure it’s not filament issue, i’ve been usign only Bambu filament. Dried for several hours even though it was new, just to be sure. For the same reasons i’ve done flow rate and flow dynamics calibrations for X2D, just after full printer calibration and of course clean…
Hi. I’m considering upgrading from my X1C to the new X2D.
There are several forum posts from X2D users who are dissatisfied with the print quality compared to their previous printers, so I’ve decided to ask all users about their experience through a survey.
How does the print quality of your X2D compare to the model you used previously?
poll
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