[–] 4 points 11 months ago*

Error persists on entire layer where a new retraction pattern is used, therefore it is very unlikely to be filament humidity or a gcode issue, but filament settings.

What is your retraction length and speed? Do a cold pull to rule out debris. Reduce your retraction until stringing occures, observe if the error repeats. Temperature could be playing a role, but if your layer adhesion is up to expectations, I wouldn't change. Also observe your nozzle and make sure it's taught, I've been surprised how fast some of my brass nozzles have worn out even with non-abrasives, and causes a similar symptom of randomhish failures, especially if loose.

PS: sometimes a couple cold pulls are needed and try to hit different temps when you pull. I've noticed since PETG doesnt stick to PLA, to use PLA as a cold pull you actually need it warm enough that the PETG bits will flake off the inside

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  • [–] 3 points 11 months ago (1 child)

    I'm going to remain cautiously optimisic, they have a lot of the original SG-1 and Atlantis writers and team, as well as some of the crew associated to the movies. But to be honest I'm scared, and 10 episode seasons is already a taste for amazons poor management.

    (I won't get over the SIX episodes for the final season of the Expanse, which I'd still consider a content quality win as far as amazon is involved)

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  • [–] 2 points 11 months ago

    Love me some quick swaps, I'll probably be checking one out eventually. I like Prusa's mozzle design, but they're flippin expensive for hardened, and torquing the adapter to a standard mozzle has been a certified PITA

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