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Troubleshooting Request
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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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Do you have on of those plastic extruder? If so, check for a crack (dismantle to check everywhere).
Could also be wrong estep (take Bowden off, cut filament after extruder, extrude 10cm and mesure to see if accurate)
Or maybe a partial clog.
Also check your flow settings in slicer.
Came to pile on the partial clog idea, try a cold pull/nozzle needling and see if that clears it up!
undefined> n getting some odd results on my Ender 5 prints lately. It looks like the filament isn’t extruding in a regular pattern. Would someone like the offer some input on why this might be? I’d appreciate any assistance, thank you.
Came to pile on the partial clog idea, try a cold pull/nossle needling and see if that clears it up!