I know this has to be something that everyone has thought. We need more print space. I love my X1C but sometimes it just a bit too small. I think anything from 350³ to 450³ would likely suit most of our needs. Anything larger gets us into a space that either our home workshop can’t handle or the price range becomes too much. @bambulabs please consider all the business your losing to the other guys who have a " max" version with large print format. I know I’d be one of the first to jump on that printer if it was available. Please up vote this post if you agree.
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I own an x1c for small stuff & Creality K2 max for big stuff. The creality is not very reliable. If banbu comes out with a 350 x 350, I would replace my Creality K2max for sure.
I completely agree with this, and have a few thoughts for you on this.
- Most Bambu Machines can fit on an average desk or countertop, a larger model may cause issues for this type of user.
- Bambu machines are fast and print with great quality. Sometimes area affects quality.
- I bet they will come out with a larger machine if there is a great enough demand for it.
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Is the H2S not close enough?
- 340 x 320 x 340 mm³ Print Volume
@Alweg223 be aware that mhumphries1973 made the post over two years ago, dchutchins responded to a long dead thread.
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Thank you for pointing that out. I do not think it hurts to show him a little extra love. 
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A lot of necroposting recently.
Shít, the thread was created before the H2 series even existed.
Is this thread resolved, because the issue seemed pretty current to me.
The original question was asked before Bambu Lab delivered what was asked.
The sole follow up was asked earlier today, long after the seemingly suitable H series with 3 models essentially meeting the requirement.
Love is always welcomed (unless you are a member of my family).
Ok, so the issue has not been resolved and is still current? I know Bambu has answered some of this question, but I still think there is some room for improvement, like the creator of this thread mentioned.
The creator of this thread has not been seen for almost 2 years.
I consider the thread solved.
They delivered a product slightly smaller than what was asked for, but it easily serves the same role.
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The problem with large format printers is the massive drop off as a business model.
The weight, the volume, the strength of desks, the need for special couriers, the ability to physically get it through home doorframes.
Very few can accommodate a large printer, we all want one, but reality is a ■■■■■.
Because of this, the cost to design, sell, ship, repair, keep parts is a very expensive to profit ratio.
BL have also shown they wish to be in the specialty category current (mainstream in two years). I suspect they will be forced to release a true tool changer as the H2C is a wrong turn in my opinion.
They still haven’t shipped out all parts the H2 series promised on day one.
I suspect they will improve the A series later this year as that end of the market has a lot of very capable competitors that didn’t exist just a year ago,
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Hello everyone, I need a printer between 450mm and 500mm cubic millimeters, enclosed, with a heated chamber, compatible with AMS 2 Pro, and a single nozzle, to print cosplay and other mechanical parts that ideally or necessarily need to be printed without being cut into pieces. I’m currently weighing options and I don’t think increasing the build volume from 340x320x325 to 350x350x350 is Not significant; the market would accept and already needs printers up to 500 cubic millimeters as I described. Bambu Lab doesn’t want to be forced to buy another brand, but if they don’t release one before the end of 2026, I’ll have to opt for a Voron SV08 Max or a Creality Ender 5 Max. I understand you can do it; just announce it and I’ll be waiting, Bambu Lab.