Want to print a part yourself? Where do you start?
Bambu Lab printers, filament and hotends. The machine arrives assembled and calibrates itself, and you do not have to design anything to use it. Prices VAT-inclusive.
What is the difference?
H2D, X2D, P2S, A1 and A1 mini — the difference, plainly
Two questions decide it: how big a part you need to print, and whether you need a heated chamber for materials like ABS. The standalone machines print one colour; the Combo versions include an AMS unit and print multi-colour.
The flagship: two nozzles and an actively heated chamber, for engineering materials like ABS and ASA.
1 item · 989.900 – 989.900 OMR
Two nozzles and an actively heated chamber as well, in a smaller build and below the H2D.
1 item · 589.900 – 589.900 OMR
Enclosed, single nozzle. The chamber holds warmth but does not heat — that is what separates it from the X2D.
1 item · 469.900 – 469.900 OMR
Open frame, a 256 x 256 x 256 mm build. The Combo adds the AMS lite, so it prints multi-colour.
2 items · 189.900 – 249.900 OMR
The smallest, a 180 x 180 x 180 mm build. The Combo adds the AMS lite for multi-colour.
2 items · 104.900 – 189.900 OMR
What are you looking for?
Which machine fits you?
7Bambu Lab machines — they arrive assembled and calibrate themselves.
Nozzle worn, or want a different size?
10The hotend swaps as one piece — and the size decides detail against speed.
What do you print with?
4Genuine Bambu PLA and PETG spools, all compatible with the AMS systems.