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I wipe the nozzle's outside with silicon oil and PTFE oil sometimes. In the beginning I had to do this more often, but now I do it occasionally. It reduces accumulation somewhat, but does not totally prevent it.
It also depends on the material you use: PET caused more problems than PLA for me. Also, if you have overextrusion, this happens more, as the excess material accumulates on the nozzle.
Printing cooler and slower also helps a bit for me.
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I wipe the nozzle's outside with silicon oil and PTFE oil sometimes. In the beginning I had to do this more often, but now I do it occasionally. It reduces accumulation somewhat, but does not totally prevent it.
It also depends on the material you use: PET caused more problems than PLA for me. Also, if you have overextrusion, this happens more, as the excess material accumulates on the nozzle.
Printing cooler and slower also helps a bit for me.
(This is for an UM2 with 0.4mm nozzle.)
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