by Marketing | Sep 25, 2026 | 3D Printing Troubleshooting
When a printer that normally produces clean parts suddenly starts leaving hairs between features or rough patches on the walls, it is tempting to start changing retraction and speed immediately. That can hide the real cause. A better approach is to check the material...
by Marketing | Sep 22, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
When a print finishes perfectly, the last thing you want is to damage the build plate or crack the model during removal. The easiest technique is also the one people skip most often: let the plate cool first. Quick answer: Allow the build plate and part to cool,...
by Marketing | Sep 18, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
Supports are a compromise. Put them too close to the model and the underside can look cleaner, but removal becomes difficult. Leave too much separation and the support comes off easily, but the overhang can sag. The best settings depend on the material, geometry,...
by Marketing | Sep 15, 2026 | Bambu Lab How-To
If you regularly print third-party filament, editing a generic preset every time gets old quickly. Bambu Studio lets you create a custom filament entry and save your own preset, so the material settings stay organized and repeatable. Quick answer: In Bambu Studio,...
by Marketing | Sep 11, 2026 | 3D Printing Tips
Filament can look perfectly normal on the spool and still contain enough moisture to hurt a print. Many thermoplastics absorb water from the air. When damp filament enters a hot nozzle, that moisture can turn to vapour and disrupt the extrusion. Quick answer: Popping...
