East coast USA here: Four p2s w/ams 2 pros One h2s w/ams 2 pro Already running a full shipment & fulfillment Etsy store. Ironing: Dialed, you’ve seen it 😎

Ironing settings will vary greatly across even the same series of printers. Filament type (pla vs petg- matte vs basic) and brand play a big part as well. Settings that work for one person most likely won’t be an exact match for your situation. This is the process you should take to find what work for you. 1: Start with calibrating your filaments flow rate and pressure advance. 2: perform a full bed plate z offset test print. If this looks terrible on the first layer the rest of the print will look the same. 3: go on makerworld and download and ironing test file in the 15-50 mm/s range. 4: take the smoothest iron speed/iron flow rate numbers and print a 50x50x10mm square. If the finish looks smooth, any small to medium print will look good. Larger closer to full bedplate size prints may require a higher iron flow rate. For example 30/20 to 30/25 5: if your final end surface looks grainy and has small holes like a sponge. Up your top layers by 1 and re test. If your at 8 top layers and it still looks like this, up your iron flow rate by two and re test. 6: if you have small fibers all over the top surface but the surface itself is smooth and even, back your iron flow rate down by 1. Below I’m including examples of what and under flow vs an over iron flow look like.

I unfortunately will be passing on the x2d, the fact I can’t print full bedplate size with the main nozzle is a deal killer

If your looking for a US print/distribute i can help you out.