#PETG printing errors

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sick sonnet
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Printer: Bambu Labs P1S.

Hi so I’m having issues with my petg when trying to print a benchy. I have been tweaking my temperatures, fan speeds and printing speeds but can’t seem to solve this issue of poor printing.

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slow wolfBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you're putting in a lot of effort to troubleshoot the issue with your PETG Benchy prints. Here are a few suggestions to help improve your print quality:

  • Ensure that your printer's bed is leveled correctly to provide a good first layer adhesion.
  • Make sure your nozzle is clean and free from any debris that can cause clogs.
  • Check if your filament is properly dried, as moisture can affect the print quality.
  • Adjust the retraction settings to prevent stringing.

If these suggestions don't solve the problem, please provide more specific details about the poor printing (e.g., pictures of the print, specific issues you're encountering) so I can offer more targeted assistance.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
wet palm
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@sick sonnetnot enough cooling, printing too fast for your cooling solution

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PETG is a slower filament than PLA

sick sonnet
wet palm
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cut your speed down ALOT, increase cooling to max 100% and 10 seconds

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and there should be a minimum layer time somewhere, I'ld boost to 10 secs atleast

sick sonnet
wet palm
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@sick sonnetyou don't have the same setup as me. My settings wouln't work on yours

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I have 2x 5015 blowers, cht nozzle, copper block....

sick sonnet
wet palm
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benchy's chimney is a cooling test. If it is distorted, cooling is bad.

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and at no time should printed part be wiggly

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that is also a cooling issue

sick sonnet
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Some slight overhangs from it printing too quickly with the infill I believe. After some minor tweaks it should be better!

wet palm
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yeah quite better