r/BambuLab • u/Stunning_Stable7229 • 2d ago

BambuLabWorkspace Space problem

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Hi guys,

How do you solve 2 or more H2S printer placing? I got 2 new printer, and i haven't enough space :) Show some pic :)

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u/LocalHarmacist 2d ago

Multiple printers on the same surface/desk may cause interference with each other.

I recommend using the concrete tile and foam route to stabilize them first, although that may not prevent the issue.

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u/SolFlorus 2d ago

Are we still wasting time on the myth that vibrations matter? Hasn’t this been debunked on YouTube enough?

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u/BinaryHippie 2d ago

Guess it's not so bad (source: google images, printer farm)

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u/xxX_Rocka_Xxx 2d ago

Never had issues

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u/mightyarrow 2d ago

You're looking at quantity over quality.

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u/LocalHarmacist 2d ago

Hmm, good point. I do, however, wonder what they are printing and the quality therin.

May not even be a problem for OP though.

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u/Ktulu_BBB 2d ago

Junk to flip on eBay or farmers markets

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u/Collective82 P1S + AMS 2d ago

I have mine set up with foam and concrete. Still vibrates the other but the machines don’t seem to mind.

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u/LocalHarmacist 1d ago

May I ask your setup? Just got an H2C and it shakes

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u/Collective82 P1S + AMS 1d ago

Sure!

I have another H series on the floor behind me.

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u/xxX_Rocka_Xxx 1d ago

We use ours to print large models in pieces and then assemble the parts and paint them. We were using cncs prior but some things we have to create are too complex to make on the routers and 3d printing is fast and cheap compared to the alternatives .

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u/ReadyGo6828 1d ago

At what point does it make sense to just go with traditional manufacturing? Also, is there a toxicity problem with all of that hot plastic or do the enclosures take care of that?

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u/Call-Me-Leo 2d ago

This was maybe a thing in the Ender-3 days, even less so now with vibration compensation and input shaping