#kobra go does bad on thin walled prints

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viral flume
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ill attach some refrence pictures here in a sec

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viral flume
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  1. anycubic kobra go
  2. no mods aluminum extruder
  3. stock (marlin)
  4. pla, 212
  5. cura
  6. no recent changes
  7. tried nothing so far
vague yoke
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Is your filament dry?

viral flume
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i know it was stored in a drawer (got it from a friend)

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so probably been in moisture rich air before

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@vague yoke

vague yoke
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That might impact this

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It looks like your walls are a little broken up from moisture

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smaller parts suffer from this because your printer goes slower

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when it goes slower the filament is exposed to the heat for longer, which gives it more time to boil off water

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vague yoke
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storing it with the silica packet inside the original bag is the best option for most people

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I don't know if your fresh spool will be better, but it's your call whether you want to try it

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it may not be dry out of the bag, but it could be dryer

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but once it's open you also have to store it away properly

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vague yoke
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okay

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viral flume
vague yoke
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hmm. cursory clog check thinkies

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?coldpull

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viral flume
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@vague yoke i dont have nylon, can i just use my normal stuff?

viral flume
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actually i think just heating it up to 260 for a sec and pushing got it out

vague yoke
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alright 👀