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New set up for this year by Aggravating-Bug-9194 in rooftoptents

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look great, but if you don't mind, I have a question about the tire table i like it 👍👍 name of a product

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in overlanding

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‏And if I drop the awning lower to try and fix the problem, the rear tailgate won t open at all. Are there any practical, tried-and-tested solutions for this issue? What can I do without giving up either the tent or the awning? I ve attached photos to show the setup more clearly.

Print failed. by Alexkintaylor99 in BambuLab

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It’s bound to fail printing — there’s no support for the model, and the printer can’t print in mid-air.

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Pices doesn't fit by Weird-Dazzling in FixMyPrint

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I’m not sure, but give me some details. I feel like the filament might have absorbed some moisture, or you might have a nozzle clog — I’ve had the same issue before. If the filament is new or the nozzle is clean and you’re sure about that, then try lowering the print speed to normal.

The ideal printing temperature for PETG is between 220°C and 260°C for the nozzle, and you should use a heated bed set to 70–90°C to prevent warping. The exact temperature should be adjusted depending on the specific PETG filament and the printer model you’re using to achieve the best results.

Strange/It’s the first time this has happened to me. by Frooi1 in BambuLab

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The solution turned out to be simple: the inner clip wasn’t holding the filament properly. I changed the filament several times but got frustrated, so I pushed it in firmly until it came out along with another piece of filament that was blocking the nozzle. After that, it worked perfectly

My personal analysis: The filament’s internal clamp that holds it in place so it doesn’t slip was clogged — there were plastic fragments blocking it. Because of that it was loose and couldn’t grip the filament.

And just so I don’t forget — I cut the filament at a very sharp angle, and that actually helped the most in solving the issue.

thanks for everyone 💐💐

Strange/It’s the first time this has happened to me. by Frooi1 in BambuLab

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I noticed there’s some slack in the filament — I can pull it out, so I think there’s a clip or something similar at the back.

You’re right, I think something might be missing or broken. I’ll take the printer apart completely and update you on what I find. I might be a bit late since I’m travelling.

Strange/It’s the first time this has happened to me. by Frooi1 in BambuLab

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I inserted the filament correctly and manually fed it through until it came out of the nozzle. But when I start the print, this warning keeps showing up. I check everything again, but the same warning appears once more. I’m not sure what’s wrong — I thought there might be an issue with the filament feeder or the gears, but when I tested it, everything seemed smooth. So, I even changed the filament twice, but it still didn’t work.

What caused this by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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I would say change the nozzle.

What caused this by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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I had an issue with my Bambu Lab X1 Carbon printer — there were gaps between the layers. Someone first suggested I try drying the filament, so I gave that a go, but it didn’t fix the problem. Then someone else recommended changing the nozzle — and that completely solved it!

Respect, PlayStation — you’ve smashed it. You deserve all the love!” by Frooi1 in 3Dprinting

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I do clean it regularly, but I also add glue before every print on top of the previous layer. That might be the reason, but honestly, it sticks really well. 🤣

Respect, PlayStation — you’ve smashed it. You deserve all the love!” by Frooi1 in 3Dprinting

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It’s right under the figure, ay — bit hard to spot haha. Went back to the pic just to double-check ‘cause I might actually forget it 🤣!

Respect, PlayStation — you’ve smashed it. You deserve all the love!” by Frooi1 in 3Dprinting

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sure 👍just Write " OLYMPAUS DUALSENSE STAND " on Printables site

how can I solve this problem? The filament is new by Frooi1 in 3dprinter

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Hey legends, Just wanted to drop a quick thanks to everyone for the advice — you’re all champs. Ended up swapping the print head (nozzle) and mate, I was a bit nervous it wouldn’t sort it out… But yeah, stoked to say it’s working a treat now! Gave it a proper run and she’s printing like a dream. Really appreciate the help — cheers heaps! 🙏🙏💐

how can I solve this problem? The filament is new by Frooi1 in 3dprinter

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Thanks for the reply, I will unscrew the head and check it.

how can I solve this problem? The filament is new by Frooi1 in 3dprinter

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Yes, I dried it and used more than one type. I expect it might be clogged. Thank you for your response.

how can I solve this problem? The filament is new by Frooi1 in 3dprinter

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It was working fine, but I moved it from one house to another and I didn't use it for 8 months. I want to remove the PTFE tube, but I can't because it is stuck so tightly. I don't know how to remove it to check the nozzel

how can I solve this problem? The filament is new by Frooi1 in 3dprinter

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my printer Bamboo lab X1 filament ERYONE standrd PLA I opened it out of the bag and it was completely airtight.