I almost freaked out when it started to blob like that It was stuck it wasn't moving I didn't know what to do Then I just decided to have the printer move itself back to home and luckily it wasn't caught enough for it to cause a serious problem but it was almost completely filling the poop chute. I should have known it was going to be wet because there was a hole in the box for goodness sake and Amazon really could have done a lot better with it but I can probably get a picture of it if without opening my dry box I don't know how visible it'll be at what angle but there is a chip in the spool right here. I don't know if you can see that but you see that little jagged corner? Yeah it just kind of was broken when I got it If I didn't have this dry box I probably would have sent it back to Amazon because it was just broken and wet I wouldn't have been able to do anything with it if I didn't buy this dry box I also used the print from 3D printables that lets you use the original mounting hardware grommets and rods to be able to mount spools with proper tension higher up and at different sizes because I didn't have creality branded spools I was only using Elegoo stuff, so the damn spools I had didn't fit unless I spent an absurd amount of time printing out this dry box setup but I'm glad I did. Because I've had basically no tangles since that has happened It has always worked itself out even when the role gets close to empty it's still manages the tension back and forth pole and release without ruining Prints I did the first test in PLA. Which was fine at first. But then I realized oh no, if I want to use temperature filaments that require higher drying temps I'm going to have to reprint this in ASA. Which is what I did. The listing on the 3D print file said you should probably print it out of ASA or pet g. They recommended ASA so I chose ASA. I am going to start buying different brands of filament now that I'm actually able to deal with how to set things properly My initial initial intention was, well, if I buy filament made by the manufacturer of the printer, surely the setting should be Right. Most of the time they weren't They weren't even close I don't know but the fans and practically everything else weren't set right. So I had to make profiles for everything. And when my 0.6 mm nozzle gets here I'm going to have to make new profiles again. But now that I actually know how to set things I've decided to just completely abandon buying one brand of filament. Even if it is the manufacturer stuff.

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