H2 ,2 nozzle , different size on same print

[user_3238387890]

Bambu Studio forbids printing with different nozzle sizes,

yet it is perfectly possible to 3D print using two different nozzle sizes on a dual-extrusion

machine with slicers like Orca or Cura (according to Google AI)!

I really wonder why they restrict this for the H2D or H2C models, which actually support multi-material printing! For instance, I have this amazing STL

that blends art and geometry: the first layers could be printed at 0.6mm, then the rest at 0.4mm—perhaps using adaptive layering to transition between the two nozzles. I might not even need that, though, since the two parts are glued together, and only the figure of Christ requires fine detail!

[CarbonForge]

@user_3238387890

I really wonder why they restrict this for the H2D or H2C models,

This has been discussed extensively here already. Seek, and ye shall find.

[cr8dev]

You CAN'T use two different size nozzles in the same print!

According to the 3D Printer Nerd first look video, astonishingly, you CANNOT use two different sized nozzles in the same 3D print. Absolute dealbreaker.

[user_3238387890]

Printing with Multiple Nozzle Sizes in OrcaSlicer 2.4.0 Beta

not me tell this

just for understand?

[Gerrit]

@user_3238387890

I might not even need that, though, since the two parts are glued together, and only the figure of Christ requires fine detail!

In your case you could consider the Orcaslicer beta to do this on the H2D/C

2nd option is to use the split command in Bambu Studio (using interface pins) and print them separately.

I don’t know if you are talking large volumes, otherwise running it fully with the smallest nozzle, would probably have been finished by now.

[user_3238387890]

not for this, just for knowledge!! soon when will be possible!! prefer stay in bambu env for moment

[Gerrit]

We are all waiting for it in Bambu Studio. No timeline given by Bambu Labs.