@LeoDDC - That looks like it's going to be a nice print. What do you plan on doing with it?
Cheers. Just doing it for fun.
I had a problem with the bowden tube moving around but fixed it. Then I had a problem with the print because of some internal overhangs so I changed how I was going to print the model to avoid this. I finally started printing and it was looking good until about 15 hours in I noticed some massive under extrusion. Unfortunately I had to abort the print. Now it barely extrudes any material at all. I think there is probably a blockage it the nozzle but I don't know how to fix it. I've tried several material changes and I've tried heating the nozzle up to 260C as per the trouble shooting instructions but nothing seems to work. :(
This blue brim was printed at 260C.
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