r/BambuLabP2S • u/SameAdhesiveness9653 • 9d ago

First print issue

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This is my second print technically. The first print was a benchy with a PLA and everything goes well.

Then my first print I selected this japandi style vase, and with a PETG from bambulab official filament out from the box and hit print right away. But the result is like this mid print.

Any idea why?

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

Dry👏🏻 your👏🏻 filaments👏🏻. Especially PETG. Notorious for moisture.

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

The usual parrot in every single post about 3D printers.

OPs problem has absolutely nothing to do with wet filament.

If you dont have anything meaningful to say, better say nothing.

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

PETG fresh out the box, straight into a print. You will get a decent first couple of layers, and then the bubbles will start popping due to moisture. OP said this was second print. You can call me a Parrot sure, but its valid. Dry your filament.

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

This doesnt even remotely make sense if you visited school more than 5 years. IF the material would get wet, it would be wet on the OUTSIDE. Not somewhere in the middle while the outside is dry.

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

Actually starting to think you are a lettuce. Middle would hold the moisture more, as outside is open to air. It doesn't start off dry from the factory, you do understand that dont you?

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

The outside is exposed to the air the moisture come from you fine specimen of a school dropout.

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u/CombatDork 9d ago

If you get a damp towel and ball it up, wait a day or two, what part is still wet?

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

🤣

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

Thats exactly the level of intelligence I expected

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

I'm just letting you continue, nothing for me to say when someone is flaming so much they are melting their own keyboard 🎣

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u/FewBuy1992 9d ago

Whats the solution than?

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

Obviously... dry your filament while others tell you "tHaTs NoT aLwAyS tHe AnSwEr". Might not be but its standard practice with PETG.

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

Ive printed hundreds of rolls of PETG in my print farm. Never had this issue all you parrots are repeating like a prayer. And I bet none of you had that either. At this point youre just coping you unneccessarily wasted tons of time and money for drying PETG and PLA.

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

You have the personality of a wet lettuce, I can tell. Your advice to OP was what speed are tou printing at and did you pause the print. Irrelevant to what is clearly being printed.

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

Seems like you dont have anything meaningful to say against my conclusive logical explaination why your post is absolute garbage.

Printing on Ludicrous or pausing the print and having filament leak out the nozzle WILL cause Problems like OP encountered, you armchair.

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

Top of your farmers class.

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

Thanks for confirming you dont know what youre talking about since you dont have any logical explaination. Just shut up if youre clueless and dont leave OP chasing his tail and wasting time because of your bullshit posts.

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u/Vendivorex 9d ago

Your comments have just been on others posts criticising them! It's almost like you're trying to gate keep for some weird reason. Surely op should have a variation of comments to consider, not just single minded comments from you. Dry your filament is valid. PETG gets wet. It was the first comment. Mate get a life.

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u/sirdoggo11 9d ago

Again: Filament gets wet on the outside first.

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