Display Protective Film ⧸ X2D and P2S Protection
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Bill of Materials
- DIY screen protector film x 1: cut-to-fit
- Double-sided tape x 1: makes trimming easier
Description
I should’ve done this first, just like with a smartphone, install a screen protector.
 Designed as part of my ongoing collection of practical Bambu Lab upgrades. Each model is conceived, printed, and endurance-tested on my own machines, refined through dozens of iterations to match the printer’s true mechanical behavior. Precision isn't assumed here, it’s verified layer by layer.
Bambu Lab P2S: P2Series Design Journey
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Now I’ve got the first scratch, and I’m annoyed, because a replacement display costs about a quarter of the printer’s price. Two A4 sheets of screen protector film cost 5 € on Amazon. Bought!
With this model, you can cut a perfectly sized protector for your X2d or P2S touchscreen and apply it easily. Hopefully, you’re doing this before the first scratch appears.
It’s best used together with the model P2S and X2D Screen Frame ⧸ Name Tag Customizable to hide the trimming edges and give the display a clean finished look.
What you’ll need:
– DIY screen protector film (cut-to-fit)
– Double-sided tape (makes trimming easier)
– Sharp knife, scalpel, or craft cutter
Part #25 in my P2Series Design Journey.
Part #42 in my X2Design Journey.
See the following photo love story for installation.
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Bill of Materials Notice: Hero Shot models are usually printed in Bambu Lab PLA Basic, primarily Pumpkin Orange, Purple and Matte Charcoal Black. The Bill of Materials contains the recommended filament for the model, which may differ from the filament used for the photos.
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License
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