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UM2E Feeder Stripping Filament Regardless of Tension Setting
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· UM2E Feeder Stripping Filament Regardless of Tension Setting
Quick update in case anyone else is searching for this issue. Turns out the feeder was functioning fine, but the bed leveling was off—the nozzle was far too close to the build plate and material couldn't be extruded, causing a backup in the feeder which resulted in the grinding. Problem was solved by re-leveling the bed. How the bed got pushed so close to the nozzle without me adjusting the level is a different problem but one for another day!
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Quick update in case anyone else is searching for this issue. Turns out the feeder was functioning fine, but the bed leveling was off—the nozzle was far too close to the build plate and material couldn't be extruded, causing a backup in the feeder which resulted in the grinding. Problem was solved by re-leveling the bed. How the bed got pushed so close to the nozzle without me adjusting the level is a different problem but one for another day!
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