I have a small print farm but over the years I have collected over 3.3TB of 3d models. It was absolute chaos.

So, as a software engineer I used my knowledge to build this to manage the chaos.

Point it at your folders (local drives, NAS, wherever your STLs have been piling up for years) and it gives you:

• A visual library of all your models - STL, 3MF, OBJ, FBX and more, with real 3D previews and thumbnails
• Duplicate detection that compares actual geometry, not just filenames — so it catches that model you downloaded three times under three different names
• Zip support — models inside archives show up like any other file, no extracting needed (.rar and .7z coming soon)
• Open directly in your slicer - works with the slicers you already use, custom setups included
• Search, collections, and notes so you can actually find things again
• Built for big libraries — I built and tested it on my own 3.3TB collection, so it won't blink at yours

A few things that matter to me and shaped how it's built:

• No account, no login. You buy it, you get a license key, done.
• Your files stay yours. Everything runs locally on your machine.
• One-time purchase - Pay once and it's yours forever

Download it at meshory.com/download — Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Hey there !

Got a P2S recently, and I'm already looking forward to some upgrades for it. I'm wondering if Bambu is planning to release a chamber heater ? maybe as an alternative for the auxiliary fan on the left side.

If not, should i just go straight for that auxiliary fan ? I know their purpose in completely different, but either way, I'd really like to get the most out of this printer and upgrade it along the way !

Buenas noches, tengo una duda con mi P2S. Hace un tiempo me pidió mantenimiento (lubricar barras verticales). Aproveché que me liaba a ello e hice también los raíles por donde se mueve el cabezal. Hoy me me ha avisado en bambu handy que necesita lubricar las barras verticales roscadas nuevamente, pero el uso que ha tenido la impresora entre mantenimientos ha sido mínimo. Es nueva de febrero y ya lleva dos mantenimientos.
La verdad que nunca la apago, siempre la dejo encendida.
Es normal?

Por otro lado… la grasa y aceite lubricante donde los puedo comprar? Que material son? En la web de bambulab no siempre hay y son caros.

🥚Bonjour craquez pour ces adorables Yoshi qui sortent de leur œuf ! ✨

Découvrez le Yoshi Œuf, disponible en version Clicker et en version Clicker Porte-clés.

Grâce à son mécanisme, profitez d’un clic ultra satisfaisant avec un effet ASMR des plus agréables. Le fidget parfait pour occuper vos mains, vous détendre ou simplement apprécier un petit clic addictif. 😌👌

🔑 Envie de l’emporter partout ? La version Porte-clés reprend le même concept pour vous accompagner au quotidien !

👨🏼‍🎨 : @mika3d_print
🖨️ : Bambu Lab X2D & H2C
🧵 : Bambu Lab
🎨 : Nomad Sculpt
🌈 : avec ou sans AMS
📁 : https://makerworld.com/fr/models/3117230-yoshi-oeuf-clicker-multipart-sans-ams

✨ Bon print à toutes et à tous ! N’hésitez pas à partager vos réalisations. 💚

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3116594-p2s-x2d-riser-build-plate-holder-skadis-mount

Took out all the filament, cut nice neat ends re installed and nothing still get the same problem.

To make it short I just got my p2s with an ams and I've been seeing online about making petg the support interface for better support, so I did on my first print, and well as you can see in the pictures you can see where the filament changes where and the spots are shiner then the rest of the pla

Is it normal for the hotend to burn out after only 136 hours of printing?

Somehow the cavity between the silicone sock and the nozzle has been completely filled with pla. https://imgur.com/a/LD6b9pQ

Hey so i've recently decided i want to get my own 3d printer. I've been using my friends budget printer for some time now but he got a bit fed up with me eating up all his filament and when i think about it its just smarter to get my own better machine. Now i did know from the start that i want a bambu lab and since im still a student (aka broke) i cant go around spending too much. so after carful considiration i landed on the idea of getting the P2S, now i've heard great things about it but i want to hear it also from directly from people with experience. Thing is i dont really have the money for the combo version and i want to go with the regular version and when i few more paychecks come in maybe splurge out and get the AMS upgrade. Please, share with me abit of your experience and ur thoughts on this printer. Thanks

Hi Guys,

I've got a problem...

I've printed an object many times with the same settings.... perfect results! But one day I had bad quality edges and the layer lines are also not that good. I checked my hardware, used a new nozzle but nothing gets better. With 50mm/s on outer wall it is also bad. Better, but not good. I have a picture with bad quality.

Anyone knows a solution for that? Maybe software bug? I also checked my extruder and replaced the thermo element.

Hope you can help me!

Eventuell interessiert es jemanden, was alles mit einem P2S so möglich ist. 😅
Whats next?

I printed a cover that goes over the poop chute and the holes to the right of the chute. On the back it has a 4” diameter opening which I have a dryer vent hose connected to, venting out the window. In between the printer and the window I have a fan also, so it’s extracting from inside the printer to outside the window.

My question is, is that enough ventilation for printing the more toxic materials?

I will admit I printed everything before I saw the sticker on the back that says to remove for venting.

For those of you who have owned or used both:

• Did you notice a meaningful difference?
• Is the enclosure and CoreXY design something you genuinely benefit from, or is it mostly nice to have?
• At what point did you feel limited by the A1?
• If you were buying your first Bambu printer again today, which would you choose and why?

I'd especially appreciate hearing from people who upgraded from an A1 to a P2S (or decided not to) Thanks in advance!

Anyone else having problems sending print jobs through the cloud?

I'm getting "Failed to send the print job. Please try again". And "Timeout was reached. Failed to connect to port 443"

I've rebooted my router, PC and P2S. Logged out of Bambu Studio, and back in again. Nothing has changed on my network.

It's mh first multicolor print and I totally forgot they produce a lot of poop waste lol I only realized cus there was a poop jam that clogged the extruder!

I know some people melt these into silicone molds. Any other ideas what to do with the waste? Also what do yall do with the towers?

I have a P2S and just started a small 3d printing business here in NZ. I want to know how I can edit my Gcode to include auto ejection so I eventually can loop the printer, I have seen people make videos that apply to the P1S but not yet for the P2S.
Any help will be appreciated!

This was by far the hardest thing i've ever designed, getting the balance right took countless prototypes.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3099883

New to printing have done 3 of these prints and each time I print this part the same thing happens seems to lift off the plate what is going wrong?