Slower when doing single color or multicolor under a hundred changes. (Slower then all other Bambu machines)
Unless I’m misunderstanding your metric, that seems misleading. The multicolor being slower would only maybe (but not likely) be true if you’re not utilizing the 2nd nozzle, which I’m not sure why you would if you’re doing a multicolor print where it’s optimal to use it. It’s absolutely faster for multicolor at effectively any amount of changes, not just those over 100.
Here’s a 25x25x10mm multicolor shape (83 changes on a single nozzle) on both the P1S and H2D:
P1S:
H2D:
H2D knocks it out of the park and more than halves the number of changes, so I’m a little confused by what you mean there.
Well I don’t know anything about your blocks example but I’ve talked about it a lot and I’ve posted numerous real world print examples of my print times on both machines all about of how the H2D is slower than any other Bambu printer on everything except over a hundred color changes and yes I do mean using both nozzles. The H2D prints so slow that that the P1S can load 1 color at a time on for example 20 swaps and beat out the H2D. The H2D prints slow and you can see it with yours eyes that it prints careful and slow although better.
I’m too lazy right now to repost all my real world examples printed on both machines but if you’d like to revisit the thread: “H2D slower compared to A1” you will find all the info there. There is also another thread titled: H2D prints slower but better than the X1
