Which printer?

[ukracer]

Where is best to buy Bambu spares? Their shop doesnt appear to list everything.

Is it worth gettjng a high flow nozzle, or different sizes? 0.4mm seems very slow for unimportant parts. I'm told 0.8mm is very coarse

Textured plate works but I likely want a smooth or patterned one.

I am not into the actually tech relating to printing but I cant see any difference bwteeen a standard and high flow. Perhaps I have not calibrated it yet correctly or set some setting up. BUT as I am printing a Filament Dryer which I need urgently now. I cant afford to loose time. BUT if you speak to @Onoff his lad reccomended the high flow and unlike me he is young and clever.

Once I have the Dryer printed I plan on printing Life size sonic for my Grandson for Xmas.

 

[Onoff]

I am not into the actually tech relating to printing but I cant see any difference bwteeen a standard and high flow. Perhaps I have not calibrated it yet correctly or set some setting up. BUT as I am printing a Filament Dryer which I need urgently now. I cant afford to loose time. BUT if you speak to @Onoff his lad reccomended the high flow and unlike me he is young and clever.

Once I have the Dryer printed I plan on printing Life size sonic for my Grandson for Xmas.

Don't know if this particular nozzle is available for the P2S. Makes a world of difference on the X1C as well as printing faster:

 

[knighty]

I am not into the actually tech relating to printing but I cant see any difference bwteeen a standard and high flow. Perhaps I have not calibrated it yet correctly or set some setting up.

did you turn the print speed up? that's the only thing you really need to change

 

[ukracer]

did you turn the print speed up? that's the only thing you really need to change

I often use the ludicrous setting and it prints well with the standard nozzle.
I was assuming to push material faster there needs to be an increase in temp to melt quicker as well as flow etc.
Too much for me to comprehend. Lol

 

[ukracer]

Don't know if this particular nozzle is available for the P2S. Makes a world of difference on the X1C as well as printing faster:

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What setting does he adjust after fitting the nozzle?