#Is this under extrusion? Z-offset? Both? Something else?

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terse parcel
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PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) is a type of filament commonly used for 3D printing. It offers a good balance of strength, flexibility, and temperature resistance. It is known to be relatively easy to print with compared to other materials like ABS. Do you have any specific questions or need help with anything related to printing with Creality PETG filament?

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terse parcel
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Ender 3 v3 se
Stock
OctoPrint
Creality PETG
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or is it becasue i keep my room at 64 degrees with a fan on while printing cooling the layer before it can adhere?

terse parcel
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Sometimes it just poos out globs too I think.

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terse parcel
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switching back to good ol pla to try again

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back to a z offset issue?

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re calibrated zoffset again testing again

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well looks like zoofset solved the issues printing in pla not sure about petg becasue i calibrated it beforehand as well

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Well this one is still not quite right...

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made micro adjustment to z offset retesting

sharp plover
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you're in the right direction. looks like z-offset/bed tramming, plus that thing needs a wash. I can see finger oils all over it. that will 100% cause it not to stick.

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barren granite
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Maybe try a temp tower.