Thank you!
It's regular 2,85 mm green PLA from Ultimaker. I think it's some kind of blockage, but i don't know where exactly is the problem.
Thank you!
It's regular 2,85 mm green PLA from Ultimaker. I think it's some kind of blockage, but i don't know where exactly is the problem.
Wow. That is actually quite impressive
What settings are you using in Cura? Could you supply some screenshots?
I think what is happening is indeed some kind of blockage near the head, which causes it to grind and than folds.. but I don't recall seeing this very often.
Nonetheless, I'm sure we can solve it
I use Cura on my work pc, so i'll post the settings tomorrow, but they were nothing out of the common.
Is there a way that i can check if the head is clogged? I've done several atomic pulls and last time i could see through the hole, so i thought it was fine.
Well, if you are comfortable removing the bowden tube from your print head you could heat up the printhead and manually push a string of filament down through the nozzle. If your nozzle is clean you'll start extruding and you know the problem lies not with the printhead.
It would suggest to take another look at your feeder.
How long do you have your Ultimaker?
Have you ever inspected the PTFE teflon coupler?
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Hi, welcome to the forums!
What kind of filament are you printing with? Is it regular PLA or a flexibel kind?
I would be very surprised if it would be regular PLA..
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