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Posted · Can you help identify this weird print issue?

I recently started printing with colorfabb_xt red and when I ran into this issue I decided to print it in normal colorfabb red. At this point I didn't know what was causing this. I've had my colorfabb settings dialed in for some time so I was surprised to see this in that filament as well.

I don't use tweak at z so and the fan comes on at 1mm (50% for XT and 100% for PLA).

I print the XT at 245 and the PLA at 200.

The place where it start messing up is different for each print.

the XT had tiny fuzz all over it almost like hair.

I suspect the printer but I need help figuring this one out.

Thanks

John

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    Posted (edited) · Can you help identify this weird print issue?

    Hi John,

    Could you be bothered explaining what the problem + solution was?

    It could be valuable information to share with the community to help someone who may run in similar issues in the future.

    Thank you! :)

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