If you use crap filament, you're going to get crap results. Quit blaming the hot end.
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Combatting Edge Curl
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But I got a WHOLE spool of the stuff!geneb wrote:If you use crap filament, you're going to get crap results. Quit blaming the hot end.
g.
Re: Combatting Edge Curl
I just got two rolls from a place off eBay (out of New York).
I can't figure out the red ABS (kinda transparent) filament. Keeps gobbing up. I read someone else using this type of filament had to extrude it at really high temps.
Got some yellow PLA from them too. Lots of popping and odd extrusions.
I believe that you definately get what you pay for, so buyer beware!
I can't figure out the red ABS (kinda transparent) filament. Keeps gobbing up. I read someone else using this type of filament had to extrude it at really high temps.
Got some yellow PLA from them too. Lots of popping and odd extrusions.
I believe that you definately get what you pay for, so buyer beware!
~Capt. Jack~
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Geneb does in fact have a very valid and excellent point.
I have only ever used ultimachine, cnc me filament or expensive newzeland filaments, could be why I have not had stock hotend jamming occur.
I have only ever used ultimachine, cnc me filament or expensive newzeland filaments, could be why I have not had stock hotend jamming occur.
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