How to Easily Unclog Your Bambu Lab 3D Printer Nozzle: A Step-by-Step Guide
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2023
- If you're a 3D printing enthusiast, you know how frustrating it can be when your printer nozzle becomes clogged. But don't worry - with this step-by-step tutorial video, you'll learn how to quickly and easily unclog your Bambu Lab 3D printer nozzle. We'll guide you through the process with clear instructions and helpful visuals, so you can get back to printing in no time. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D printer user, this tutorial is perfect for troubleshooting a clogged nozzle. So grab your Bambu Lab printer and let's get started!
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Thank you for explaining without talking about your childhood
Exactly! 👍🏻 Subscribe if you never want to know anything about my childhood 😂
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thank you for the short video. too many videos on this platform having 8 min long intros and 2 min long solutions. my nozzle wasn't even clogged, i simply watched because it was concise and i learned something.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent !!! Perfect, short, sweet, to the point, and packed with information! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the nice feedback!
To the point. No wasting time. Everything I needed to know about clogs in a few minutes
Best video by far! Easily unclogged without any disassembly - THANK YOU!
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much!!!! Got my stuck broken filament out easily with the help of your video!! So much appreciated! ❤
Great to hear!
Awesome video. Straightforward and well explained. Helped me clear a clog faster than ever. Thanks!
Cool, now those clogs will have to file for unemployment 🙄
As always - excellent video! You're the best help on CZcams for Bambu Lab printers and more! Thank you.
Thank you! Very nice of you to say.
Great video! All new Bambulab printer owners should watch this!
Looking forward to other instructional videos on the bambulab printers!
Thanks Chiz, will have more videos soon…
Another excellent video. Literally what I was looking in my time of need of my first real serious jam with my Bambu printer. Thanks for the guidance 👍
Glad I could help!
I should be getting my X1-Carbon tomorrow and is new to 3D printing. Saw this video and loved how straight to the point this was. As I am someone who likes to be knowledgeable about issues like these, I am very grateful for this.
Thank you!
Thank you for the nice feedback and welcome to the club.
Thank you! The last method worked incredibly well.
Very clear video. Thank you!
This work!!!! I was so nervous about unplugging and taking the whole extruder out. You made my day. And thank you for sharing this!
I'm so glad! Thanks for your feedback.
Been printing with my X1C for nearly a year now - just got my first clog. This video is perfect.
Thank you for your feedback.
Excellent advice and demonstrations. Well done and thank you! 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video! I got clogged last night and had to figure out what to do. I ended up removing my nozzle and using my hot air rework station to heat the nozzle and push the old filament out. This is a LOT easier.
Thank you so much for these short tutorials. I did all 3! It all worked. I also used cleaning filament.
Fantastic!
Thx Kramer I’m awaiting delivery of my new Bambu X1C and I saved this video for when it happens
Welcome to the Bambu family! You will love it 🤩
Thank you, I spent hours trying to fix a clogged nozzle and managed to fix it in minutes using your last tip. I have subscribed.
Thank you for subscribing and glad you were able to fix it quickly!
Awesome! The cold pull fixed my issue that I'd been struggling with for a week. Thank you!!
Great to hear!
Best overview on this I've seen. Great job and thanks!
Wow, thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you so much for step 3, I had no idea how to get the nozzle unclogged and this was so simple!
Glad you were able to fix it!
Great walkthrough! Perfect shots and explanation.
Thank you very much!
Just had a clogged nozzle on my bambu a1 and tried literally the first step you talked about and it worked! Thank you!
Perfect 🤩 glad it worked.
#3 was what I was looking for. Thanks for the solution.
Good. No wasted blah blah blah. Information with visuals. Well done.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you. I needed this
Just cleared my 1st nozzle clog with this vid. It was so easy Brilliant!
Glad to hear!
Thanks. Not got a clog so far but this is great. The use of the tool to remove the clog is a new one. Cheers
Great video! You got me up and running quickly!
Great! Glad I could help. Thank you for the nice feedback.
Great technique, works fawlessy! Thank you!
Thanks for explaining that. It was still plugged after doing both these procedures, so I heated up a guitar string (0.011") and shoved it in the end of the nozzle and that was enough to remove the blockage.
Nice work! 🎸
This was really helpful! Thank you!
I'm so glad! Thanks for the feedback.
Well explained, thank you! The conciseness of the presented solutions is especially appreciated when you need such knowledge ASAP. :)
Great, glad it was helpful. Thank you for the nice feedback!
You can tell your experience by the way you explained everything, thank you so much
Thank you for the nice compliment!
For the last example, I use my old guitar strings to pull cold clogs. I take the 5 or 6th top guitar string and heat it up with a lighter until red hot, then push it on the stuck filament. Wait a few minutes until it cools and then pull the clog out. WORKS LIKE MAGIC !!!
That's a great idea. I'm definitely trying that
thanks, you gave me the answer and fix i needed in the first 50 seconds.
EXCELLENT video. EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing Tips, Thaanks
Thanks very much. Your procedure for unblocking hot end was great. Easy to follow🖐😀
Glad it helped
I just had the broken filament issue but this video helped me clear it up super quick. Thanks for the info!
Great to hear!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial!
Glad you enjoyed it!
These are great lessons. Should be on the Bambu knowledge documents
Do you think I should apply for a job at Bambulab? 🤔🤣
That was clean and concise - well done - learned 3 things today. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow - that hex key trick was like magic!! I spent 30 minutes trying to get a clog out and no progress - then heated the hex key, let it cool then pulled the filament out easily. Thank you so much!!
Fantastic! So glad I could help!
Pro tip. Heat the hex and leave it in the nozzle to cool down.
then twist and you'll hear a pop then slide out the stuck filament
Perfect video! Heating up the allen key and shoving it into the hot end is a great idea. Going to give that a shot now.
Thanks for the nice feedback!
really useful video. Thank you for your effort.
This worked perfect, thank you!
Great, glad I could help!
Super simple explanation. Thank you very much
You are very welcome, thanks for your feedback
Thank you for explaining it very clearly. I thought I had done almost everything there was to do concerning fixing problems on the Bambu x1. Boy, I was definitely wrong.!! This helped thank you very much!
Great to hear!
Thanks for the help! And youre very straightforward and easy to understand. Following for more for sure :)
Thanks, glad I could help!
Thank you very much indeed. Your video saved my life :) I had broken filament problem . I unclogged my nozzle with your heated allen key method. Thanks again
Excellent!
That helped so much! Really good job
Awesome, thank you!
This fixed my issue with my Bambu. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Thank u short and sweet and everything worked.
Glad it worked.
Solved my problem at my X1C with 2weeks only. Great Video!
Great to hear!
Thank you for this! Appreciated!
My pleasure!
Thank you, cleared my first ever blockage with your last method. Had to do it 3 or 4 times but it worked.
Great to hear!
Very helpful, well explained and properly shown.
Thank you
Outstanding, good information without and banter and jabbering. Well done indeed thank you.
Thank you for the nice feedback!
Great tutorial video! Love it!
Thanks so much!
Great video. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you for making this. Got my first clog after 1 month and this helped greatly! THANNKKK YOOUU
Great 👍🏻 glad I was able to help. Thanks for your feedback.
Great, helpful, clear, short video ! Many thanks. Could you do a video on disassembling the P1S extruder assuming the fixes in this video don't work ?
Thanks for the feedback. Sorry, I do not have a P1S….
The cold pull trick helped me. Thanks
Happy to help
Kramer, you did the job!
Great!
I love you man, thanks for this, subbed to you
Glad I could help, and thanks for the sub!
The allen key method was the fix for me :) Thank you so much!
Glad I could help!
The last solution is straightforward and effective. Will try to do
Great 👍🏻
Ausgezeichnetes Video. Sehr hilfreich. Danke.
Freut mich das es gefällt - Vielen Dank für die netten Worte!
Really good video. Thanks alot for it! Did this for the first time on my P1P today and it worked.
Wonderful - so glad I was able to help!
Thank you! This also works for P1S, of course if anyone is wondering.
My god I wish I’d found this before following another CZcams clip where the first thing they suggest was dismantle the hotend… it took me four hours of pain to get the printer working again afterwards when it didn’t recognise the hot end fan.
If I’d watched your video first I would have avoided potentially destroying my new printer 😮
Sorry to hear that. Glad you found me!
I just ordered an X1 yesterday. Looking forward to getting it and taking my 3D printing to the next level. I've been using Creality Ender printers for 3 years. I'll will keep my 3S1 and use it as a secondary machine. Just subscribed to your channel.
Congrats, you will love your new X1!
Awesome, worked great, thank you!
Glad it was helpful.
Love it! Perfect! Thank you!
Glad you like it, thanks for the nice feedback!
Thank you so much!!!
Oh man. This will certainly cut down the swearing.......just kidding. Excellent video, very straight-forward and the information is priceless.
This was great, very straightforward and to the point. I hadn’t previously known the proper procedure for a cold pull, many thanks!
I also had never seen the trick with the hex key, to pull out broken filament, *BRAVO* for that! (A ball-end hex key would be especially good for this, as the ball would give the filament a lot to grab onto :-)
A note though: It would depend on the alloy the hex hey is made from, but heating it might result in a change to its hardness or toughness. - So probably only do this with a key hey you don’t care about using in high-torque applications.
Thank you for your feedback. Totally agree, the hex key to use definitely should be one you don’t use as your main tool.
Works perfect, thank you from germany😊
Enjoy
Thank you for covering the technique of removing filament that has broken off flush at the inlet of the print head, I've been unable to clear mine and will give this a try.
Good luck 🍀👍🏻
Nice advice, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the tips, this seems to have solved my recent printing issues😁
Perfect, thanks for letting ne know.
very useful video! instantly subscribed!
Thank you for subscribing!
Thank you very much, helped a lot :)
Great, glad it’s useful.
Thankyou for that. It just fixed my issue. Had to use the Allen key like you suggested and it fixed the issue
Great, glad I could help. Make sure you subscribe, a very good tips & tricks video is soon coming….
Oh my god thank you so much!!!! Cold pull was the answer and it worked first try!! I was without my printer for 3 weeks!!
Excellent!
@techwithkramer great video! Where do you stand on using "cleaning" filament to clean the hot end?
I have some and they say the particles will be sticking on this, but I think there is not much if any difference using regular PLA for a cold pull. So after using it up, I wouldn’t buy it again.
I cannot thank you enought to show us that trick, i spent like an hour trying to figure out, how tf i would unclog this if the needle doesnot nothing, simple and smart trick, i hate myself for not thinkgina bout that. Thankts!
Wonderful - glad I could help!
Thanks, a neat method to removing a broken bit of filament that worked perfectly. I would recommend using something other than a hex key, it ruins the temper on the tool. I used the back end of a small drill bit held with a craft knife handle.
Thank you. I agree, don’t use tools you still use after. I just have so many hex keys from every 3D printer I ever had, that I can easily ruin a few 😂
Very nice tutorial. You make it look too easy. 😆Thank you
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for the vid!
I am happy to help. Thank you for your feedback.
Thank you so much, you saved me a lot of money and pain and I love you thank you so much
Fantastic - Glad I could help
Thank you kindly, whats better is bambu delivers very nice and long allen key that is perfect for the job!
No doubt!
The broken filament tip is awesome.
Thanks, glad you like it.
To the point man! Thanks
You’re very welcome
Exellentte vidéo , j''avais fais la technique de la clé à l'aine chauffée mais ça à rebouché encore après . En faisant la technique du nettoyage à 100° j'ai vu mon filament noir ressortir avec des impurté blanche ... Cette vidéo m'a bien aidée .
Thank you very much this did the trick.
Thanks alot for the vid!! :) Got the last of theese three things on my FIRST print on my X1C. One question, how can you touch the hotend when reached 220??
Well, the best is not to touch it with your bare hands LOL. I use a folded paper towel, but some gloves might work better and be safer.