Other things, apart from print temperature, that affects stringing:
- Retraction speed( higher speed = faster removal of material from the nozzle = less stringing, but too fast and your feeder may skip or grind)
- Retraction distance (higher distance = less stringing, as material is retractet further away from the nozzle, but too far may result in hotend clogs and or underextrusion when extrusion has to resume after a retraction/travel move)
- Print cooling (better cooling = faster solidification of extruded material = less stringing and overall better print quality)
- Travel speed (faster travel speeds = less tilme for material to exit the nozzle during the travel, = less stringing, but too fast and your machine may skip steps on the axis)
- Print speed and layer height (lower speeds and layer height reduces pressure in the hotend melt chamber = less stringing)
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Dim3nsioneer 558
Did you go down all the way down with Temperature to the region where underextrusion begins? I would be a bit surprised if a really lower Temperature would not improve the situation.
You can also try to increase retract speed and length a bit.
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