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Alastair Jennings

I've spent the past month testing the Bambu Lab H2C 3D printer and it's not what I was expecting - it's actually much better

BambuLab H2C.

The H2C is the latest iteration of the Bambu Lab H series 3D Printers, which caused a stir with the release of the Bambu Lab H2D I reviewed - a large-format dual-nozzle, fully enclosed printer with tool-swap modules and the ability to work with a multitude of different materials. Next in the line-up was the H2S (read my review here), which simplified things with a single nozzle, but again offered that large format at a lower cost and a larger print area.

The H2C now expands on that ecosystem by offering a multi-nozzle changer tool head. This is built with essentially the same hardware as the other H series printers, and the big difference here is a new module on the right-hand side of the machine. As you open the door, it features six additional nozzles that can be swapped in and out of the tool head for different filaments without needing to purge as much filament as was usually required with the previous system.

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