News about Bambu Lab printers, AMS, Bambu Studio and related development and applications, with links to the original reporting.
Aerospace engineer Michael Rechtin used Onshape and Bambu Lab 3D printers to prototype a propane afterburner for an electric ducted fan (EDF) and compare it on a thrust stand. Nanjixiong reports only a few percent of added thrust, before accounting for the assembly’s extra mass and drag.
OrcaSlicer 2.5.0 Alpha can assign different diameters to the left and right nozzles on Bambu Lab's H2D and X2D. The feature can combine a fine-detail nozzle with a faster infill nozzle in one job, but the release remains experimental.
Meshy has launched Meshy Edit, which uses text or reference images to change a selected region of an AI-generated 3D model.
The manufacturer reports product awards connected with family and educational use, including NAPPA recognition for the P2S and comments from parent evaluators.
A Japanese report covers the S1 teaser and Bambu’s agreement with SCANTECH. Core specifications and Japanese availability remain unannounced, and the product’s precise link to that agreement is unconfirmed.
Laserfair examines the 55 W CO₂ R1 and how Bambu Lab applies motion control and automation to a separate fabrication product line.
R1 expands Bambu Lab’s dedicated product lines with a 55 W CO₂ system for cutting and engraving.
