#IT WONT INSERT :(
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Are you fully pushing in the handle thingy when putting it through the initial hole?
Don't do that, only push it in enough to get the filament through
No thank you. So you're 100% sure there's nothing in the bowden tube, right?
Try angling the filament down a bit as you're pushing it into the tube with the handle pressed, if that doesn't work someone else might know the answer
trying all of that,
moving the spool, bending filament.
twisting and turning.
it just curves around the metal disc thing
It helps me to unscrew the entrance to the tube then put it over the filament
Sometimes it refuses to go in otherwise
you mean the pnuematic part?
Maybe new tube then
....... now im not certain if you are trolling or arent understanding the question or issue im having.
Yeah i dont understand then
Not this again
Remove the bowden tube brass thing here from the place it sits in put your plastic through the casing, then feed your fillament through the brass and into the bowden tube
then guide your fillament in, then hand screw it in again
The tube might be deformed. Try cutting the filament at an angle with the cutter the printer came with
as I mentioned the fastest way is to cut the filament at an angle.. slide it in and if you can't one shot it slide to to the screw and slowly release the lever to help it align to the hole.. then press the lever and attempt to thread it.
please close / remove/ end ticket, ty for your answers
seems legit
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once again this video is making it easier than it is for me
no matter how much i cut filament, turn, twist, bend, etc.
its curving around the metal disc.
ah
yea this happens a bit
errm generally I recut it, try bend it to the right a bit, and just make sure that you're not forcing the fillament up until it's guided itself to the hole
you can move it around a bit without putting force on it to find the hole when it's partially in
Hmm
just try some more there's not really much else I can help you out in terms of tips
Like he can lighten the force of the extruder wheel and the extruder gear but that wouldn't help him if he's already holding the fillament opener thing?
it would help that way i can guide it in with a tooth pick
theres no room for the tooth pick to help me guide it in
expanding that hole is a bad idea
Would help yes
yeah
yep
Straighten the end piece before your insert it
The force of the idler usally bends it a little
done so both many times.
lol
yeah im stupid, i had glow in dark filament in it, before someone put it in for me.
BUt heard that it ruins the heat end nozzle
and if you put it in the opposite way, outside going in, goes in fine?
nothing blocking the way
correct
Ok well then must be the end catching
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you just gotta bend it until the end goes into the hole