lol... It would use a shit ton of material and take 3 days to print. It's also not necessary, the lever is pretty darn strong as is - it was the layer that was an issue, but the nut and bolt thing should solve that.
Yup. That and there have been many studies showing diminishing returns above 50% and even less strength at 100%.
The new Bambu Studio update allows for dry filament while printing and setting up drying via the Handy app
Humidity looks pretty good. Find something small to test with and try increasing the nozzle temp +10 to +15C. That should help. If not try slowing it down. I am not familiar with Bambu, but Prusa provides a couple profiles: stay away from the speed profiles - those are great for quick prototyping prints that don't have to be strong but not good for final prints. I customized the "structural" profile a bit further ("STRUCTURAL - TT" below) to change the infill to 40% Triangular (triangular is stronger than rectilinear).
Speed and temp make a huge difference. Printing at 250 centigrade and speed slowed down has led to less issues. It does take 2 hours and 20min to print two of these on my printer though.Humidity looks pretty good. Find something small to test with and try increasing the nozzle temp +10 to +15C. That should help. If not try slowing it down. I am not familiar with Bambu, but Prusa provides a couple profiles: stay away from the speed profiles - those are great for quick prototyping prints that don't have to be strong but not good for final prints. I customized the "structural" profile a bit further ("STRUCTURAL - TT" below) to change the infill to 40% Triangular (triangular is stronger than rectilinear).
Interesting, can you show me where in Bambu Studio I can do this? I didnt know it can dry and print at the same time.
Ahh damn, I hope it comes to the p2s also because that would be a useful feature...It looks like it’s only for the H2D as of now. See below
Would have been super useful, I could see it coming soon.
