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Having trouble extruding during prints and the feeder eats away at the filament
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· Having trouble extruding during prints and the feeder eats away at the filament
it looks like you have some under extrusion on the skirt lines which is never a good start to a print job
for people to be able to help you you will need to post your settings eg materiel type, print speed, temperature (both bed and nozzle), layer hight .........
you could try an "atomic head clean" search here for details if that means nothing to you
welcome to the forum
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it looks like you have some under extrusion on the skirt lines which is never a good start to a print job
for people to be able to help you you will need to post your settings eg materiel type, print speed, temperature (both bed and nozzle), layer hight .........
you could try an "atomic head clean" search here for details if that means nothing to you
welcome to the forum
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