#I need help diagnosing the problem on my 3d prints

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outer star
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I’ve been having these line problems for around a month and small little blobs of filament around the sides. I think it could be retraction but i’ve calibrated for retraction already.
Btw i use an Ender 3 v2 with Cr-touch and overture filament.

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pastel boneBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you may be dealing with oozing or stringing issues. Here are some potential solutions to try:

  1. Adjust retraction settings: Even if you have already calibrated retraction, try adjusting the retraction distance and speed slightly to see if it helps reduce the stringing.
  2. Check nozzle temperature: Make sure you are printing at the correct temperature for your filament. Sometimes printing at a slightly lower temperature can help reduce oozing.
  3. Enable coasting or wiping settings: Some slicer software allows for coasting or wiping settings which can help reduce oozing by letting the nozzle finish extruding before moving to the next location.
  4. Clean or replace your nozzle: A worn or clogged nozzle can cause extrusion issues. Try cleaning or replacing the nozzle to see if it helps.
  5. Check filament quality: Sometimes low-quality filament can contribute to stringing issues. Try using a different brand or type of filament to see if it makes a difference.

If none of ...

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
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outer star
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outer star
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whats coasting?