Automate Your 3D Prints for Up to One Month

Automated Print Repetition for Bambu Printers

⚠️ Important: Part Placement for Automation
For successful automated part ejection, your part must be:
  • Centered on the build plate (left-right)
  • At the front of the build plate (close to Y=0)
  • Not too large - allows nozzle to push effectively

Upload G-code File

Drop your G-code file here

or click to browse

Automation Settings

prints Click to type number
✨ Tip: 2 repetitions is ideal for testing automation
Upload file to see time estimate
Based on G-code metadata + automation overhead
Automation overhead recalculates each change (~24 min at 33 °C without active bed fans)
Bambu Lab P1P

Bambu P1P

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Add my printer!

Contact support

The printer will wait for the bed to cool down to this temperature before pushing off the part. Lower temperatures ensure successful part removal through thermal contraction.

25°C 28°C 31°C 34°C 37°C 40°C
°C Click to type exact temperature

Allowed range: 25-40°C (default 33°C).

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Important for automation: Clean your print bed with warm water and soap. Don't use glue stick for automation or the push-off sequence might fail!

Upload G-code Files (Max 20 Parts)

Upload multiple G-code files to process as a batch. Each part will be printed in sequence with automatic bed clearing between them.

Drop G-code file here

Batch Settings

How many times to repeat the entire batch of parts batches Click to type number
Upload parts to see time estimate
Based on G-code metadata + automation overhead
Automation overhead recalculates each change (~24 min at 33 °C without active bed fans)
Bambu Lab P1P

Bambu P1P

Request

Add my printer!

Contact support

The printer will wait for the bed to cool down to this temperature before pushing off the part. Lower temperatures ensure successful part removal through thermal contraction.

25°C 28°C 31°C 34°C 37°C 40°C
°C Click to type exact temperature

Allowed range: 25-40°C (default 33°C).

⚠️
Important for automation: Clean your print bed with warm water and soap. Don't use glue stick for automation or the push-off sequence might fail!