#P2S printing issue

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devout vigil
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Every print I have has been solid from this new printer, this is the second print of this item and it still has some issues with getting the lettering correct. What could I be doing wrong?

tawdry ironBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you may be experiencing issues with your printer's slicing settings. Make sure your filament diameter, nozzle size, and layer height settings are all correctly configured in your slicing software. Additionally, check for any model defects that could be affecting the lettering during the printing process. Finally, ensure your printer's calibration and leveling are accurate to prevent any printing inaccuracies.

restive mulch
devout vigil
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Here’s a photo of it close up

restive mulch
# devout vigil

I feel like your white filament could be very humid, have you dried it? If you have the AMS it has drying settings

devout vigil
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i just opened it tho is that possible?

restive mulch
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I can also not see a purge / prime tower, are you using AMS or manual swap?

devout vigil
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AMS

restive mulch
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I haven't done multi-color prints from the mobile app before, but if you have a PC throw it in there and it should generate a prime tower for you

devout vigil
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how do i do a prime toweR?

restive mulch
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Let me boot up bambu

devout vigil
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i appreciate you man

restive mulch
tawdry ironBOT
# devout vigil i just opened it tho is that possible?

** Wet Filament**
Filaments can be “wet” from time to time and this includes some of the most popular filaments such as PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA and TPU. Because of the hygroscopic nature of these polymers, they absorb water from the air and become “wet”. This can manifest in your prints as blobs and signs of underextrusion, because small bubbles of water vapor get trapped in the plastic as you extrude.

Another common problem due to filament being wet is stringing and, when extremely wet, structurally compromised prints. PETG, Nylon and TPU are examples of extremely hygroscopic filaments (they absorb moisture really quickly), whereas the most common filaments like PLA and ABS are only mildly hygroscopic.

❗Keep in mind, even if your filament is fresh out of the packaging, manufacturers often use water baths to cool filament in the extrusion process so it might be wet from factory. ❗

crimson ridge
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New filament is to be assumed wet until proven otherwise

restive mulch
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^ I would recommend trying to dry it and keeping the prime tower on, idk why it's turned off in the file.

devout vigil
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i honestly didn''t know that

crimson ridge
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Yes

devout vigil
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i was told that the moisture from the packaging and shit is just fine

restive mulch
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If you keep your AMS closed the humidity gauge will probably jump quite a bit.

crimson ridge
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Sometimes yeah but mostly no

devout vigil
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im sorry

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this is realllllly new to me

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i had a ender 3

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and went to this hahahhaa

restive mulch
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Same lmao

devout vigil
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p2s is crazy good tho

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i have never had a printer that just worked

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LOL

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twins

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im gonna try to dry it even tho i have nevr done it b4

crimson ridge
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Keep in mind that the humidity sensor senses the air and not the filament itself.

devout vigil
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do i have toi remove all filaments from the ams spout thingy

crimson ridge
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So you can put a sopping wet roll of filament in your ams/drybox with silica gel desiccant and it would read just fine

restive mulch
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Curious, did the AI not stop the print before it finished?

crimson ridge
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"ai"

devout vigil
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and its happened 2 times

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without stop

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yeah "ai" lol

restive mulch
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Almost Intelligent.

devout vigil
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i feel like i have had mixed results with the detection stuff

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LMFAO

restive mulch
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Maybe try upping the sensitivity, mine stopped the print when i had stringing.

restive mulch
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There is a sensitivity setting on how aggressive it is with the detection. I set mine to high, and it has stopped when i had stringing

devout vigil
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ohhh i didn't know that

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thank you