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Bambu P2S Bed clips

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PETG - 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
PETG - 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
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>>> These clips DO NOT FIT to P1S <<<

 

HERE you will find a "bed" for those clips (which they adore;-)

 

INTRODUCTION (with a wink ;-)

What is it for?

When printing large objects on the entire or almost entire surface of the plate, the printed model experiences significant material shrinkage, which causes the print to peel off the plate (most often curling up at the corners). To prevent this, brims are used, followed by adhesives. Unfortunately, shrinkage still occurs, but this time the print sticks firmly to the plate and lifts with it. I have personally seen the corners of the plate lifted by as much as 10 mm. That is why clips are needed to hold the plate in place, reducing possible deformation of the print walls or print failure.

 

Allow me to introduce you to a group of six handsome and extremely helpful plate holders. They have known each other for a long time and have held many things in their lives. They are brave, strong and invincible. It is difficult to find better printing companions today. 

 

 

DESCRIPTION

If you are looking for clips for the Bambu P2S plate, you have come to the right place. As it turns out, the clips from the P1S version do not fit its younger sister (brother?), so the god of all creation decided to bring new creatures to the printing table. So... here they are!

 

There are three types of them, they come in pairs, but they can multiply at will if necessary. Pregnancies (printing time) are short, and births are quick and easy. They are capable of working immediately after birth and can do everything from birth. It's amazing!

 

You can give them names, but you must always remember their family affiliation, which they bear like a mark on their chest.

  • Those with the letter F belong to the FRONT family.
  • Those with the letter L belong to the LEFT family.
  • Those with the letter R belong to the RIGHT family.

Do not forget this, because they will not be able to work in an environment that is foreign to them! (see the photo below)

 

 

PRINTING

Just use PETG or something better, such as ABS, ASA or something with carbon fibre added. Do not use PLA. PLA will produce terrible softies. They may seem hard, but as soon as it gets warmer, they soften like dough.

 

 

INSTALLATION

It's a piece of cake! Place the "head" of one of the holders on the plate, then slide its legs under the table. Done! It will take care of the rest.

 

 

 

If you are having problems with the ANY model sticking to the table during printing, check what you can do:

  • Make sure the plate is clean, degreased and dry. If necessary, wash it under warm water with soap/dishwashing liquid and dry it thoroughly with a paper towel.
  • You can use special plates with increased adhesive properties, such as Bambu Plate SuperTack or CryoGrip, which will not only give you peace of mind about the success of your print, but also allow you to print at much lower bed temperatures.
  • Apply a brim around the model (OTHER tab in Bambu Studio).
  • Use a special printing adhesive or even just a regular paper glue stick, which also increases adhesion.
  • In extreme cases, you can use spray hair gel (e.g. Hegron), but remember that it is difficult to remove from the plate afterwards to clean it - technical acetone and a spatula/scraper are very helpful. 

 

If you need help with this print or have a fitting issue that cannot be solved simply by scaling the model, let me know in the comments. I will definitely get back to you :-)

 

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Finally someone made them! did you confirm they function as intended? i can never use my full plate due to the plate lifting... I hope these work :)
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Of course I did! I used them right after designing and printing, because I had to print something tall on almost the entire plate. I recommend using clips in the middle of the side as well, because even with the corners held down, you can see that the edge of the plate is wavy and that the (middle) clip is low where it presses down, while the sides are slightly raised. Of course, it all depends on what you are printing. My example is quite extreme. But when using these clips, you must also ensure good adhesion to the plate. Because if the plate is trapped, the print will want to detach from it. I wrote more about ways to do this at the top of the post. Good luck!
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Replying to @Cancelsky :
Awesome! Can't wait to try them out.
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Replying to @user_4165390820 :
Great! Just let me know how they fit and whether they served their purpose :-)
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PETG - 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
I didnt think I would ever print anything with enough surface area to lift the build plate. I was wrong, and these are coming in super handy. For ABS they could have just a touch more bite but they seem to hold well regardless.
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Thank you for the rating. Maybe try printing them at 99% scale and see if that improves their grip.
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PETG - 0.2mm layer, 6 walls
came out great in asa.
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Great! Thank you!
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why would this be needed?
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When printing large objects on the entire or almost entire surface of the plate, the printed model experiences significant material shrinkage, which causes the print to peel off the plate (most often curling up at the corners). To prevent this, brims are used, followed by adhesives. Unfortunately, shrinkage still occurs, but this time the print sticks firmly to the plate and lifts with it. I have personally seen the corners of the plate lifted by as much as 10 mm. That is why clips are needed to hold the plate in place, reducing possible deformation of the print walls or print failure.
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Replying to @Cancelsky :
never happened to me tbh and I’ve print a lot of large things
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Replying to @iliketurtlesheh :
It just happened to me with a large ASA print.
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unfortunately it only fits the P2S to a limited extent, the clamps are a bit too small. And to be completely honest. unfortunately they did not fulfill their purpose. They jump off by themselves and are therefore useless
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I’m sorry to hear that they didn’t meet your expectations. Unfortunately, this is a model that requires a great deal of precision, and there are many factors that can alter the print dimensions by a tenth of a millimetre: the type of filament, its moisture content, the wear on the nozzle and the flow of filament through it, and even the manufacturing tolerance of the printer bed at the factory (is it always the same thickness to within 0.1 mm?). Added to this is the type of build plate you use – I have five myself, each of a different thickness, and the clips work differently (or not at all) on each one. As you say, if they’re too small for you, they’ll naturally slip off. If possible, use a slicer and try printing them at a scale of, say, 100.5% or 101%. When I posted this model here, I knew it wouldn’t be the perfect fit for everyone. However, given the relatively small number of comments suggesting that something is amiss, I’d say this is a fairly rare occurrence.
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I will use it again later and calculate the thickness of the plate etc
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Why is this labeled for the P2S. Won’t this work on all printers
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Let me explain. I previously had a P1S and clips for it. After purchasing a P2S, the clips from the P1S did not fit it – although similar, the table design differs significantly. I also have an A1 and the table design there is completely different. MAYBE the clips from the P1S would fit one of the X1 series printers (although I highly doubt it), but I am convinced that neither my clips nor those from any other printer would fit the H2 series printers.
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Oh, I just figured the beds would be the same
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Thank you. Is something wrong with your print?
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Replying to @Cancelsky :
Everything is okay.... 👍
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Replying to @detewechef :
So let me ask, why 4 stars? :-)
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What for
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Read description, please.
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They are not suitable for the Biqu Cryogrip bed... they jump off the bed
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Please try printing them at a reduced scale, e.g. 99% or less, depending on how loose they are for you.
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Amazing timing, I have a multi-day print coming up that these will be perfect for. I'll report back and rate when I'm done!
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I'm glad! Depending on the plate you use, the clips may hold more or less tightly. Plate thicknesses vary by tenths of a millimetre. Added to this is the accuracy of the clips printed by the printer itself, due to factors such as the flow rate of the filament. If you encounter any problems with the fit of the clips, simply reduce or increase their print scale by, for example, 0.5-1%. Good luck!
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