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I'm using an ender 3 with a 0.4mm nozzle
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Wet filament can do that. Even new filament can be wet some times, especially with rarer colors that sit around in storage for much longer.
Oh I didn't even consider this I'ma try this first
This filament has been sitting out for a while so this seems very possible
Toss it in a box with dessicant packs for a few days. If it's not flexible and breaks easily, it's too moist.