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Having issues with PETG. Is this bed leveling issue, bed dirty issue, wet filament issue, or something else?
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People are obsessed with babying their filaments; I’ve never met a problem that wasn’t solved by changing nozzle temp.
That's true up to a point especially with modern printers, but in really humid places you can see big difference.
Also people baby their printing plates, and models as well. For some applications it makes very little difference.
Lucky person that doesn't live in humidity. I been zip lock bagging my filament after every use. If I leave PLA out for more than a day it's the death of printing.
Howuch humidity do you usually have?
@Trail ~60%
This is last years humidity to cover the seasons.