BambuLab H2D PRO

[Bryan Eckert]

This got leaked by a 3rd party, and Bambu has it up on their website now.

Some notables - 

Ethernet port (we'll be getting one due to that)

350C Tungsten Carbide nozzles
1000 mm/s max toolhead speed

40mm3/s max flow
New cooling fan on toolhead front for better hotend cooling

No laser or cutter version, but can upgrade to use those

$3800 (leaked price, not on Bambu's site)

https://bambulab.com/en-us/h2d-pro

[Sophie]

So they're basically doing what they did with the X1C when shortly after they released the X1E? 

[Bryan Eckert]

Looks like it

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[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

Sophie - am not sure what is your reference? Yeah - I know X1E was like the high temp version of the X1C. 

And - Bryan - what is so special? Hot end of Tungsten - can go Hotter?

Is it also a Speed increase for this Pro version??

I'm truly Curious!

[Sophie]

The X1E was the ethernet version of the x1c

[Bryan Eckert]

The main difference is the addition of an Ethernet port for direct printing and bypassing the cloud service, which is a huge issue for a lot of companies (like mine who have a lot of NDA's to worry about). 

As it is, we copy files over manually to the H2D.

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[Sophie]

Just had this to my inbox....

Is this different???? Any ideas anyone?

[Bryan Eckert]

Yes it's real, Bambu usually releases like that. This will be the P1P equivalent of the H2D.

[markni...@gmail.com]

If the question is "is this different", the short answer is yes.

This article gives a fine description of how and why: https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/review-multi-material-enterprise-ready-3d-printing-with-the-bambu-lab-h2d-pro-243423/

Bambu has started in incorporate closed feedback on the extrusion process, and one would assume the axis steppers.

This is something Stratasys incorporated more than 20 years ago, and allowed their printers to actually print much better than their raw mechanical specs. would suggest.

[Sophie]

The question wasnt whether the h2d pro was different. It was mainly to do with the email advert I got and what the heck that was? 

Bryan mentioned it could be the P1P version of the H2D, but I'll be honest, I'm not really sure what that means. I'm not particularly well knowledged in the P1 series. 

[Bryan Eckert]

Sophie the H2D pro includes ethernet port and a few other things for a "professional" version of the H2D.

What you got in your email attached there is a new printer they are releasing soon. It is a single extruder version of the H2D, and also doesn't have the laser/cutter option. 

The P1 series is a stripped down cheaper version of the X1C with less features.  The H2S is a stripped down cheaper version of the H2D with less features.

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[markni...@gmail.com]

Sorry, I thought you were referring to the H2D pro, which is both different, and better.

[3D Printing Tips and Tricks]

I got that too… but I got a different impression due to their use of the word…”big”… as in a larger format H2.