Yup I had the same thing and noticed in other instructions to print out a stand to allow you to punch it out and Im like "but I cant print anything right now!" Lucky I found something and I was able to tap it out although I didnt record that at the time so kind of had to fake it in the video but felt it was important to try and imitate it again because I could see it being a common issue. Anyway thanks for watching and glad it helped :)
Thank you for that. Just the right amount of detail and excellent camera work. Found the tiny little piece of filament that was blocking my extruder gears and the disassembly and re-assembly were very straight forward thanks to your video.
I hate to repeat what everyone else has already said, but man, can I tell you? My afternoon today was filled with panic as I came to realize that I had a sort of jam I had never seen before, and that Bambu's documentation was utterly unhelpful for dealing with. Your video gave me the confidence to take apart my extruder, get the filament out, and put it together again, and I'm back and working! Particular props for repeatedly pointing out the bushings that needed to be in place. I definitely accidentally removed one without noticing it, and without your video going "pay attention to making sure the bushing is back" I would have been stuck dead in the water.
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. When I first posted this video I got a bit of crap from people saying "why post this when bambu already has a video about it?" To me it was about showing a problem and solution in my own way and maybe that would help someone. When I get comments like yours It reassures me the time was worth spending making the video, so thank you :)
Thank you, sir. Bambu is no help. My extruder was jammed before the gears in less than a month of use. I had no choice but to pull apart the gears. Went well thanks to you!
Oh god I feel like I invented the bicycle or sthg after de- and re-assembling the whole Extruder to get a stuck filament out. Thank you so much! BTW: I found a lot of filament pieces inside there, maybe I should do that more often. Thanks again, that was a very useful and nice video!
Your welcome mate! Hope it solves your problems. I was just looking at the maintenance guide and it recommends checking the extruder assembly and cleaning it every few months. Next thing I need to do is grease and tension the belts so I might do a video just covering a general maintenance list how to
big help mate, i had filament stuck in my extruder and this was the fix. Also the official Bambu guide has a different extruder with different cables, so yours was helpfdul to ensure I was orienting evverything correctly on the reconnection.
Thanks for the comment and glad it helped. I copped some flak from others saying "why make this when bambu already has a video" but comments like yours show it was worth doing :)
@DraftID Indeed! Also, there's doesn't show the gear assembly actually coming out, and how the bearings, bushings, etc fit back together going in. I had a piece of filament stuck in mine that just made it all a bit more stressful. Took a lot more force than I was initially comfortable to pull the yellow gear out. Lol
Glad it helped! I wasn't expecting many views with this one but I did it to help someone out there. Appreciate your support and hope you enjoy the content.
I am the second owner of my X1C, I bought it at 2200 hours about 4 months ago and I just checked and its at 3043 hours now lol. I doubt the gears have ever been changed, I may do that soon as preventative maintenance. It only ever prints petg and pla though
I noticed issues with mine right after trying to print PAHT-CF. If your quality is still good you can probably keep going. If you start getting extrusion issues it would be one area to check.
P1S has the same hotend as the X1C but doesnt come with hardened gear set like the X1C so this guide is perfect for showing how to swap that out in the P1P/S so that you can print exotic materials like CF. Just make sure to also have a hardened steel nozzle too.
Thanks. The one I got was on amazon. There are a few available so just check the reviews of each. www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0B8FX9FMT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Excellent video & narrative. THX...👍👍
Your welcome
Thank you for this. My gear was stuck, and I had to use a small hammer to punch it out. Glad I ran into this video!!
Yup I had the same thing and noticed in other instructions to print out a stand to allow you to punch it out and Im like "but I cant print anything right now!" Lucky I found something and I was able to tap it out although I didnt record that at the time so kind of had to fake it in the video but felt it was important to try and imitate it again because I could see it being a common issue. Anyway thanks for watching and glad it helped :)
@@DraftID faking it helped anyway!!
stuck filament, glad I kept the last one, gonna clean and check that one after watching this
@@JBGecko13yt good luck!
Thank you for that. Just the right amount of detail and excellent camera work. Found the tiny little piece of filament that was blocking my extruder gears and the disassembly and re-assembly were very straight forward thanks to your video.
Thanks for watching and leaving the comment. I appreciate the mentioning of the camera work as I put a lot of effort into it :)
I hate to repeat what everyone else has already said, but man, can I tell you? My afternoon today was filled with panic as I came to realize that I had a sort of jam I had never seen before, and that Bambu's documentation was utterly unhelpful for dealing with. Your video gave me the confidence to take apart my extruder, get the filament out, and put it together again, and I'm back and working! Particular props for repeatedly pointing out the bushings that needed to be in place. I definitely accidentally removed one without noticing it, and without your video going "pay attention to making sure the bushing is back" I would have been stuck dead in the water.
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. When I first posted this video I got a bit of crap from people saying "why post this when bambu already has a video about it?" To me it was about showing a problem and solution in my own way and maybe that would help someone. When I get comments like yours It reassures me the time was worth spending making the video, so thank you :)
thanks a lot you saved my life, I had a little bit of filament stucked in the extruder
Glad it helped!
Thank you, sir. Bambu is no help. My extruder was jammed before the gears in less than a month of use. I had no choice but to pull apart the gears. Went well thanks to you!
Glad it helped you! Hopefully its easy printing from now on.
Oh god I feel like I invented the bicycle or sthg after de- and re-assembling the whole Extruder to get a stuck filament out. Thank you so much! BTW: I found a lot of filament pieces inside there, maybe I should do that more often. Thanks again, that was a very useful and nice video!
Your welcome mate! Hope it solves your problems. I was just looking at the maintenance guide and it recommends checking the extruder assembly and cleaning it every few months. Next thing I need to do is grease and tension the belts so I might do a video just covering a general maintenance list how to
@@DraftID Perfect for me, you're a few steps in front of me, so I can learn before I have to do this 😅👌
big help mate, i had filament stuck in my extruder and this was the fix. Also the official Bambu guide has a different extruder with different cables, so yours was helpfdul to ensure I was orienting evverything correctly on the reconnection.
Thanks for the comment and glad it helped. I copped some flak from others saying "why make this when bambu already has a video" but comments like yours show it was worth doing :)
@DraftID Indeed! Also, there's doesn't show the gear assembly actually coming out, and how the bearings, bushings, etc fit back together going in. I had a piece of filament stuck in mine that just made it all a bit more stressful. Took a lot more force than I was initially comfortable to pull the yellow gear out. Lol
thanks mate, got a jam in my extruder gear and this video was a lifesaver, subbed.
Glad it helped! I wasn't expecting many views with this one but I did it to help someone out there. Appreciate your support and hope you enjoy the content.
You saved my day
Glad it helped :)
Thank you for the excellent video. You helped me troubleshoot an issue.
Glad it helped out
perfect video! helped me greatly!
Thanks!
My first super thanks! Much appreciation to you my friend!
I am the second owner of my X1C, I bought it at 2200 hours about 4 months ago and I just checked and its at 3043 hours now lol. I doubt the gears have ever been changed, I may do that soon as preventative maintenance. It only ever prints petg and pla though
I noticed issues with mine right after trying to print PAHT-CF. If your quality is still good you can probably keep going. If you start getting extrusion issues it would be one area to check.
How similar is this for the P1S?
P1S has the same hotend as the X1C but doesnt come with hardened gear set like the X1C so this guide is perfect for showing how to swap that out in the P1P/S so that you can print exotic materials like CF. Just make sure to also have a hardened steel nozzle too.
😬you kept your printer on wile doing this??
Yeah no harm
Yeah it would be best to turn it off
Nicr video one question tho screw drive link to buy
Thanks. The one I got was on amazon. There are a few available so just check the reviews of each. www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0B8FX9FMT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1