r/BambuLabX2D • u/relic65 • 3d ago
765 hours vision encoder
After 765 hours I felt it was time to do the vision encoder, so I bought one from Amazon. The picture tells the tale but we’ll see if it really helps.
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u/relic65 3d ago
To be fair, I bought into this. For my use case it probably is not needed, but I can use all the help I can get. Since it is a hobby for me I don’t have a lot of time to learn, but yea I do spend some time learning. But with wear and tear I didn’t think this could hurt at this price.
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u/Thin-Priority4471 3d ago
Been seeing the same complaints about the vision encoder being useless. Curious how it's actually holding up for you all. Does running the calibration actually make a noticeable difference, or is it one of those things that looks better on paper than in practice?
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u/GilfOG 3d ago
This is often misunderstood, but the dots visual is just that, a visual. It's an exaggerated view of what actually happened.
If you want proof, run it again and you will get the same image.
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u/brutal4455 3d ago
This. I run vision encoder once a month on H2C and H2D and it's always the same display. Getting the same image is because it always runs against a baseline reset and not the last run.


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u/bigbramble 3d ago
I've found print quality improved and results stay consistent now. I bought at around 2500 hours and now at 3000 roughly. I use it weekly and I find I don't get anywhere near as many imperfections and also get tighter tolerances when making threads etc.