We've got the new Bambu Lab H2D 3D printer in our showroom. Let's take a look at how it compares to its predecessors and what makes it a significant improvement on anything Bambu Labs have produced. So far. One improvement of Bambu Lab H2D is the print accuracy. The H2D promises accuracy to within 50 microns of the original model, and maintains that precision in 95% of all prints. This even includes complex geometries and extended builds. This improved accuracy is thanks to the ultra rigid frame, which has an upgraded motion system and the high resolution encoders. Whether you're prototyping mechanical parts or crafting detailed molds, what you design is what you get. The H2D is smart than ever Thanks to An upgraded AI detection system courtesy of a new nozzle mounted front camera. The camera monitors the printing progress, so it's like aspects such as first layer quality issues, stringing nozzle obstructions, and any early signs of failure with greater precision than ever before. one of the main attraction to the H2D is the larger build volume, which is almost 50% larger than any of its predecessors. Whether you're batch producing small items or just doing a larger print, the space is there not only is H2D build volume larger than its predecessors, but it's also faster with rated speeds up to twice as fast as any of the previous models. Thanks to Advanced Vibration Compensation and dynamic path planning, you get this increase in speed without sacrificing surface quality Unlike the single hot end set ups of the previous models. The H2D comes equipped with a true dual extrusion hot end system, allowing seamless printing between two colors or two materials, eliminating the need for perch towers, and therefore drastically reducing waste. Whether you want to a designated support material, mixed flexible TPU with rigid PLA, or even mixed carbon fiber with solid filaments, you can now do all of this in one job. Not only does the H2D support dual extrusion, but but its set up than ever before for printing high performance materials. This is because the hot ends can reach temperatures up to 350 degrees, and can maintain chamber temperatures of up to 65 degrees. This means cleaner layers, stronger parts, and more reliable results. Even when printing difficult materials like carbon fibers nylons or polycarbonate In addition to the H2D we also have the new improved AMS 2 Pro, which which builds upon the original AMS with with some key enhanacements including active air ventilation, filament drying up to 65 degrees, airtight storage for better filament handling, and also the use of brushless servo motors for quieter, more reliable filament loading. In short, the Bamboo Lab HD is just an upgrade. It's a full leap forward. More power, more precision, more intelligence. All packed into a system built for pros, makers and innovators alike.