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I did, but even then, I would still be afraid it would let go over time a mess something up

@@thebasicCreator Sorry I must have missed that. My $2 Ali ones stick great.

and again, defective roll

I just used the generic ABS setting default in Bambu slicer. Didn't change anything. If that helps

I'm so happy this helped you out. That's awesome. thanks for the comment

@@toddy9141 or just read all the other comments Define the actual answer

That's a good idea

Thank you.

Thanks

probably defective batch like I had. Other stuff I had was fine.

so I had a bad batch. The next roll I tried of Bambu's PTEG high flow worked great. So there may be some other bad rolls out there still. I have seen videos of others with the same issues so it's not just me. Everything I have used since from Bambu PETG-HF has been fine and yes you have to dry the stuff for a while. Now I have also for quite some time used PETG from SUNLU and DURAMIC and had great prints with less effort and prep as the Bambu.

always cool

this was just the Generic ABS settings I used with the door closed. Nothing tweaked or anything other then making sure the filament was dry first then into the AMS on the P1S

I think that there were many issues across the board and not consistent from one machine to another.

@thebasicCreator that's true, but we should consider that these are old school printers. Management and small fixing has always been part of the game. The chewing chain made people think these machines are crap while they are not.

@@Enthcreations Yep, once I figured out everything to tweak it turned out to be a great printer.

just press and go

Yes there's been a few people that have and from what I can gather is that there was a bad batch that went out there. I had some other high flow that I have tried since then and looks great. The only real problem is trusting still the next role I buy is going to be good, or is it defective?

@@Bop7324 and some people don't read the rest of the comments too to realize that the problem has been resolved

you may be right, however it could still at least give a read for how effective they are still or if they need to be recycled. There really isn't enough room to put them anywhere else for the A1 and for the P1S it still gives an overall reading in Bambu slicer too.

thanks, been trying to stay on point and not get side tracked...lol

A1 with AMS for sure. It is quieter but also easier to fix when things go wrong too.

Bad batch it was. Other rolls work fine. did the test already

here you go makerworld.com/en/models/734036#profileId-665801

I did a short on one I printed that worked real well, and had adhesive left over from something else and stuck it on. Good idea though!

bad batch. I later tried another roll in black and it worked great. So watch, there are bad rolls out there

I'm just going to use it up for Prototype prints for my printing company. It was obviously defective batch because the other stuff I have works fine so if you come across some that work like that you know it's probably part of that batch that went out that's bad

though all our conversations and further investigations it turns out that it was a bad batch. I have tried another roll and it turned out ok. So there may be some bad rolls out there

bad batch it seems. I left it in a dryer for a week. Dint make any difference other then the flow was a bit better, but still had the little blips in it.

I started with an ender 3 pro, and it could print really well.

did it for oxer two days, didn't make any difference

@@thebasicCreator I used my x1c to dry it over night and it was great, I had the same issue you are with sunlu and made the switch. Rewatching your vid I noticed you are using the A1, and it may just be the settings that are causing this issue. I use the x1 with the ams and the profile it has for petg is spot on. I would play around with the slicer settings, or see if there is an update for your a1 with the new hf profile

@@XaedBlade I know what you mean I went over the settings updated both the slicer and the A1 actually comes up in the profiles with the high flow and everything I later went and tried it on my p1s left it in the AMS after drying it for more than 48 hours and still had little lips in it like that the flow is better but the quality still didn't look good. I'm thinking it may have been a bad batch.

@@thebasicCreator yea, you must be right, I guess it could be a mixed bag, to be fair I've only been using one roll so far. I did buy a bunch, so maybe there may be some bad ones in the batch. love the content :)

@@XaedBlade thanks if I try another roll and it works well I'll post it for sure

maybe their batches of it in production is inconsistent

@@thebasicCreator could be. I still think it's weird that they completely discontinued the normal PETG. PETG HF is a good pla replacement but it's not actually as good in some ways as standard PETG.

@@orange3203 I've been using Sunlu Overturne and Usun for quite a long time and even at high speeds on the A1 A1 mini or P1S they still look awesome so I'm just going to stick to what I know works good. Unless Bambu sends me some to try for free to renew my faith in their product I don't want to risk the cost to try again and have the same result.

@@thebasicCreator fair

that's exactly the same here for me. I dried it for days and still not nearly the quality I get from those same brands. Also If I have to plan two days in advance just to use it and buy a machine that goes to 65 deg C, it's not worth it when all the other brands as you mentioned work great right away and better.

right on!

caps to cover sharp edges of the bottom of fence poles at a hospital. Thanks for the like

sure

that's the thing with me, all other brands work great, PLA PLA+, PETG etc... Even Bambus tough series and basic, but the HF PETG has been no good. I'm going to try it in my P1S soon and see what results I get

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thanks for the reminder I got this issue resolved and I posted a short about it, Still a good Idea to have an extra tip for back up anyway but if you have this problem as well, may have not been aligned properly at the factory.

It’s not a tip people, it’s called a nozzle

@@mrjayd lol