#Anycubic I3 Mega S Having Issues With A Articulated Print?

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umbral tangle
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So I am trying to print this ghost dragon, this is the second time it has happened. It gets to around 80% or so and then my hotends jams and my extruder starts back lashing. I have dried my filament prior to doing this print as well. I am printing at 210 for my initial layer and 200 for the rest. The bed temp is 60. This is overture silk pla filament I am running. I have had other prints work completely fine that required less time, this however took 10 hours to print and failed at around 8 hours. I am genuinely confused.

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deft drumBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you are experiencing a jamming issue with your hotend during a long print. There are a few possible reasons for this problem. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

  1. Check the filament path: Ensure that the filament is feeding smoothly without any obstructions or tangles. Make sure there are no snag points that could cause the filament to get stuck.

  2. Clean the hotend: A clogged or dirty hotend can cause filament jams. You can try using a small wire brush or a specialized nozzle cleaning tool to clear any debris from the nozzle. Additionally, you can perform a cold pull or atomic pull to remove any residual filament inside the hotend.

  3. Check the extruder tension: Make sure that the tension of the extruder spring is properly set. If it's too tight, it can cause excess pressure and filament grinding. If it's too loose, the filament may slip and not feed properly.

  4. Adjust the print settings: You mentioned that you dried the filament, but it still mig...

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umbral tangle
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My retraction settings

deft drumBOT
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umbral tangle
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