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Bambu Lab H2D Laser
For printing and lasering on one machine: a big dual-nozzle 3D printer that swaps its head for a laser.
- Type: 3D printer with a 10 W diode laser (40 W extra)
- Work area: 310 × 270 mm
- Cuts our templates: Yes
- Body: Enclosed
- Price: about £1,569 (UK)
Our take
The H2D 3D printer with its laser and cutting modules: the print head swaps for a 10 W (or 40 W) diode laser or a knife. One machine for our 3D templates and laser templates, on a laser area of 310 × 270 mm.
What’s good
- A big dual-nozzle 3D printer and a laser in one
- A camera lines up the laser on your material
- A knife for vinyl and card as well
Worth knowing
- The laser area is smaller than our 300 × 300 mm sheet: set 300 × 250 mm in the designer
- The 10 W laser is slow through 3 mm ply
- Expensive if you only want a laser
What you can make on it
It cuts all 4 of our laser templates.
- Laser-Cut Frame Weaving Loom
- Laser-Cut Ribbon and Vinyl Roll Rack
- Laser-Cut Box Maker
- Laser-Cut Name Sign
Compare it with
- Bambu Lab H2S Laser: The biggest Bambu printer, with a laser.
- xTool M2: A first laser for crafts at home: cuts and engraves, and prints in colour too.
- xTool S1: Our pick for the laser templates: a bigger bed and the power to cut ply cleanly.
Questions
Can the Bambu Lab H2D Laser cut your laser templates?
Yes, all 4 of them, on a sheet smaller than our usual 300 × 300 mm: set the sheet size to 300 × 250 mm in the designer.
How much is the Bambu Lab H2D Laser?
About £1,569 on the maker’s UK store when we checked (29 October 2026). Prices change often, especially in sales, so see the shop for today’s.