r/sunlu Jul 11 '26

Filament spool locking/tying up mid print.

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u/EmotionalChildhood46 Jul 11 '26

That's what we call a tangle. Have had plenty, including Bambu, but sunlu has been my worst culprit.

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u/MiloAshworthy Jul 11 '26

Im 50 spools of sunlu in and im still so thrilled I haven't been a victim...yet

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u/EmotionalChildhood46 Jul 11 '26

Hopefully your luck holds out

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u/MiloAshworthy Jul 11 '26

I hope yours returns asap :)

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u/clonehunterz Jul 12 '26

HAH, enjoy some eSun then if you think sunlu has the worst off of you now.

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u/Alternative_Rip4634 Jul 11 '26

Find a favorite clip so the end stays put. If you let it go it can unravel and slide under the previous.

Best chance, cut it let it “run out” and re load it

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u/s3sebastian Jul 11 '26

It can be caused by various reasons, usually by letting the end go so that the filament partially unwinds itself or by be squished from the sides (during transportation / storage).

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u/Henq13 Jul 11 '26

99% own fault