u/w00dyMcGee

I’ve got about 1200 hours on my P2S and recently started getting error saying extruder is clogged.

It seems to only happen on larger prints.

I’m following the wiki and I have also submitted a trouble ticket

I simply don’t understand what is causing issue.

The PLA is dry (tried multiple different PLA’s that are dry and same result)

Often the end of the filament has an indent (see picture)

I’ve even changed out the hotend to a brand new one

Filament feeds fine thru extruder

I’m noticing a lot of grit on extruder gears. Is this normal?

After performing all the trouble shooting steps yesterday after multiple times the print stopping due to this error, I cancelled the print and then printed a benchy it printed fine with the same filament that was used on prior print with error

Wife is in the middle of a 24 hour multi color print. Starting this morning, she keeps getting this error.

I can unload the filament and reload it and it starts back up. But after a few mins, it happens again?

Any help before we cancel the print

Thank you in advance!

I’m in south Jersey and I think the fall bite is starting up.
I threw a Bucca bull shad and was getting some great bites. Caught 5 total in a 3 hour window and here were the best 4.

I’m happy to see these fish as this lake was almost completely drained down back in November 2023.

It’s been a ghost town (for me) until this past week.

It’s fed from two small creeks and I fished close to where the creeks feed in.

Started a print and I got an error. Checked on printer and saw a spiral of filament in the chamber and I noticed the ptfe tube came out from the top of the print head

I cleared all the filament but I can’t seem to reconnect the tube? The coupler seems like it’s broken but I can’t seem tell?

The 2nd pic is looking straight down. It almost seems like a small peice of the prfe tube broke inside the couple at the lower part.

Anyone come across this before?

Trying to re-create something for my company for a model at the same time I’m talking my manager into us getting some 3-D printers as well as some CAD training

I was able to successfully re-create a small component for one of our models using Tinker CAD and now I’m trying to print it but it’s very stringy

Could this just be that my filament I’m using (Petg) has moisture issues or could it be other settings that I’m not aware of that I could change but I’ve tried to print this twice using two different PETG filaments and I’m getting the same results

And I haven’t tried pla yet but I prob should just to see if that works. It doesn’t need to be Petg

Morning.

I work for a large service company and I’ve been trying to convince my manager that we need a 3d printer in the office and subsequent CAD training.

I have a printer at home and like everyone else, I love tinkering.

Anywho, we have a model of one of our parts we install and my boss has asked me to make a few replicas

How would I easily make these circular ridges? It’s not threads. It’s just for looks

I can handle the top part. I’m just having trouble figuring out how to make the rings

Thanks in advance!

At least once a day and usually 2x on Saturdays

The dude loves his toys all in a different way. His new passion is this football

My mother in law had a 2019 Jeep Wrangler 4 door.
It’s totaled now but I found her never used tube doors in my father in laws shed helping him clean it out.

She basically told me she bought them when she got the Jeep in 2019. She picked them up when they finally arrived at the dealership, but it was already winter time and then they were just put in the shed.

I’m gonna try to help them sell the tube doors does anybody know a suggested price or what brand these ones are?

I was tired of using old egg cartons to house my chicken eggs. We have 30 hens and while we do give away 1/2 of our eggs, we never get the cartons back.

So I usually keep the eggs in the oldest cartons I have to save the good ones for when I give eggs away.

This holder is perfect. Found on Makers World & boosted the creator.

Thank you kukiesnmiuk for the awesome design!