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The ramblings of an IT professional on the verge of absolutely nothing important. Do-er of all things Electronic and Technologic.

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It's not affecting the print, but, any advice on that tennis net, ?

First print with the Capricorn tube, seems otherwise fine. The Capricorn is indeed a very tiny bit thinner than the stock Bowden on the printer, but a very small amount. My eyes saw what they saw and the calipers confirm it but I wonder if I really saw it.

jmw ,
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@jpaskaruk What's the retraction value? And is wet filament plausible where you live?

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@jpaskaruk Both are high suspects, but without retraction most filaments will look something like that. The type of plastic also matters as some just ooooooze and ooze.

These days there are lots of people who claim that you shouldn't even print from a fresh bag. Put it straight into a dryer and go from there there. A ziplock is not airtight, so, that's an easy upgrade.

I live in an extremely dry climate, so it doesn't tend to affect me much.

The other option is to use those uprights as a slow test print (in your slicer, move the rest of the model below the plate so it only prints the uprights) and slow all the movements down to ridiculously slow levels, then watch the nozzle. Is it oozing? Is it popping (this is water getting converted to steam), etc.

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@jpaskaruk If you dig into it further, feel free to ping me.

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