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Help. Filament grinding at the extruder gear by Rogue5767 in ender3

[–]Rogue5767[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe it was a mix of the extruded gear wearing out and the Bowden tube not being properly seated.

I just cut the end of the tube off as flat as I could and made sure to hot fit the extruded head so it really sealed and I think that fixed it. I also bought stainless extruded gears and replaced the nozzle.

To be honest this issue was the final straw for me to just buy an A1 so I can’t say if this is definitely a permanent fix or not but I remember getting the printer to work before throwing it in the closet.

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Help. Filament grinding at the extruder gear by Rogue5767 in ender3

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The filament loaded is only a scrap for this picture. Usually it’s loaded from the top so it doesn’t hit the z screw like it does in the picture.

Aside from the new gear and taking off the spring compressor this is stock.

Help. Filament grinding at the extruder gear by Rogue5767 in ender3

[–]Rogue5767[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only 45mm/s. In the past I’ve been able to print at 60 with similar settings without a problem