Thanks Olias
great recommendations. I did use the built in calibrations tools for the material before trying to use. Obviously that was not effective.
I have reached my tolerance for debugging x2d at this point it time. I will just use the .4 nozzle and deal with longer print times and slightly weaker parts…
Question for those of us trying to use other calibration methods you recommend. I have found many 3dm files with test heat towers or flow rate. Thing is they are all designed for other machines and .4 nozzle size. I try to adjust them, pointing towards my printer and nozzle. The test settings are removed. So I don’t get how to use an existing heat tower built for a different printer/nozzle.
Insult to injury, I have also tried to use the orca slicer directly. Problem with that is the only way I see to get the orca slicer output into Bambu Studio is to save as gcode then open gcode from Bambu Studio. Problem with that is Bambu Studio just crashes when trying to open gcode… I have never been able to open Gcode in Bambu Studio. I am on MacOS. I assume this must work on Windows. But Mac, not so much
I just wish BL would add the orca calibration options into Bambu Studio.
Bambu Labs
Still a Bambu Labs fan. I have been in this industry for a LONG time. And 3D printing used to a hacker only domain. You guys really changed the industry.
However the launch of x2D is not living up to this expectation. This entire thread is a result of you not putting in the work before launch. You should have have robust and comprehensive profiles, and options in the software. specifically for your filaments and nozzle.