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I was about to post the same result with my UM3. I got my TPU from Matterhackers.
I did a dozen small test prints to dial in the settings to something semi acceptable, then went to do a larger print and I got the same result. Not sure what's going on here but something tells me that the filament gets compressed inside the bowden tube, then the tension gets released by a sudden expansion, a bit of the filament gets extruded, then it's getting compressed again and the flow stops. That's my current theory.
Edit: I see the i3 also has a bowden tube. 😕
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I was about to post the same result with my UM3. I got my TPU from Matterhackers.
I did a dozen small test prints to dial in the settings to something semi acceptable, then went to do a larger print and I got the same result. Not sure what's going on here but something tells me that the filament gets compressed inside the bowden tube, then the tension gets released by a sudden expansion, a bit of the filament gets extruded, then it's getting compressed again and the flow stops. That's my current theory.
Edit: I see the i3 also has a bowden tube. 😕
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