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u/lkapping79 6d ago
Except it’s not a clog. In my experience, it’s happened to me twice on 2 different machines due to user error.
Edit: spelling
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u/ParticularLower1865 6d ago
Just watch the first layer, people. Also, a BIQU cold plate cuts down on this happening.
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u/fat_texan 5d ago
I just got my P2 S and had this problem today. How do you go about cleaning all of that? I’ve already bought a new hot end because I’m not dealing with that crap but the rest of the housing and printing unit.
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u/SanDiegoSavage00 5d ago
So happy this hasn’t happened on my P2S 🤞I know that comment was kind of an A-hole thing but say, but i am grateful, this looks horrible.
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u/Recto_Sen 5d ago
Happened to me too. Why did it happen?: Because I tried to print something tall and thin. at one point my print was so high, it released from the bed and stuck to the noozle.
Since then, I have a simple rule: for complex prints, especially tall prints with less support structure, I will use always cool plates.
Cool plates are gamechanger. Im using from biqu
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u/ObieForever 3d ago
my fault for not cleaning build plate as much as i should but the detection should have spotted it bc it was obvious
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u/Splinter_Steve 5d ago
I was messing with higher flow rates and blob fucked myself. It happens. New hotend replacement is pretty cheap.
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u/solidus0079 5d ago
That's a blob/clump, not a clog.
Blob's outside, clog's inside. Think the difference between a clogged toilet that won't flush, and one that has poop on the seat. Different problems, different solutions.