After fixing the PTFE feeding problem on my Bambu P2S, I spent hours chasing lifting prints. A colder room, a change of plate and a proper wash finally got things printing properly again.
After 2,100 hours of printing, I replaced the PTFE tubing on my Bambu P2S. The AMS immediately stopped feeding filament. Here’s how a few badly cut tubes caused hours of frustration.
Streaming the built-in Bambu Lab P2S camera and live MQTT telemetry to a public website without disabling Bambu Cloud or Handy.
A long-overdue tidy up, a prints page, and a thing called SparkChoice.