3rd degree burn cleaning with an e string.
Opened the lid and pulled the whole guitar string through,
flossing vigorously and tweezering the plastic out.
Loading filament would run, but would clog up again within moments.
PETG - tried at 235 and 250.
Is this a nozzle issue?
If so, can someone recommend some fancy pants — unlikely to clog — 0.4 and 0.6 nozzles that will work with the SnapMaker 2.0?
What else might I try.
I don’t have nylon for a cold push though I can order some if need be.
The Snapmaker2 uses standard MK8 nozzles. Most people just use either the ones shipped with the machine or cheap replacements off Amazon/ebay/aliexpress unless they’re printing abrasive filament.
The real issue here is more likely to be the filament and/or the initial position of the print head. What brand of PETG are you using? Is there enough space between the print head and the bed when you start a print for plastic to squeeze out?
I only loaded at 180 later, as a cold-pull-esque attempt to clear it. I was trying all sort of temperatures between 235-250, none seemed to fix the calibration issue.
What would the ptfe liner inside the heat break involve?
I’ve only been using this for about 2 months, < 60 prints.
Hoping to get back up and running but I’m not sure what I need.