Got my new Ender 3 s1 pro

[Moonstonemike]

Stringing can also be caused by incorrect retraction settings... I would recommend doing a retraction calibration.

Ok I will add that to my list of things to learn how to do. Thanks

 

[kspitters]

Ok I will add that to my list of things to learn how to do. Thanks

We talked about the retraction tower in our pms, that’s one you can use for this.

 

[Quiklearner]

Hey Mike, check this site out when you get some time... it's a great way to go about getting your machine dialed in.

 

[RedOctobyr]

Awesome, congrats on the new machine! If PLA is too-wet, it can also get brittle. So if you bend the raw filament, and it snaps, instead of bending, that could help indicate that it needs to be dried.

 

[Moonstonemike]

Hey Mike, check this site out when you get some time... it's a great way to go about getting your machine dialed in.

Wow, I took a look at the site and my brain went into overload. Will try it again when I have more free memory.

Awesome, congrats on the new machine! If PLA is too-wet, it can also get brittle. So if you bend the raw filament, and it snaps, instead of bending, that could help indicate that it needs to be dried.

Thanks. I'm not too concerned with this sample bit. I have a roll of pla+ coming tomorrow. I will make sure to check that.

 

[LOWTEKLOS]

Hey guys, just got my new birthday present assembled. It's running it's first test print right now. Will add more pictures when it's done.

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Nice! I'm looking into getting this one as my 2nd printer. I like it's features, except for the bed, so i will be swapping that out for a glass one. Happy printing!

 

[Hugolobo.br]

Stringing can also be caused by incorrect retraction settings... I would recommend doing a retraction calibration.

Would you please please help me with that? I've been struggling with stringing on my ender 3 s1 pro printings. Perhaps a PLA profile? Extrusion temperature? Retraction? Z hop?

 

[Tex Koder]

Would you please please help me with that? I've been struggling with stringing on my ender 3 s1 pro printings. Perhaps a PLA profile? Extrusion temperature? Retraction? Z hop?

Give us your current specs that you're using and the type&brand of filament used.

 

[Hugolobo.br]

Stringing can also be caused by incorrect retraction settings... I would recommend doing a retraction calibration.

Would you please help me with that. I got my ender 3 s1 pro with the same problem. A lot of stringing. I'm not sure if it's related to the temperature of the nozzle or the extrusion values. I even tried to leave z hop on, then off (on cura), no big changes though. I'm a bit lost. I'd be very thankful for any help provided Tks in advance! Cheers from Brazil!

Give us your current specs that you're using and the type&brand of filament used.

205°C on the extruder, 0.8 for retraction, z hop off. National PLA filament.

 

[Tex Koder]

Would you please help me with that. I got my ender 3 s1 pro with the same problem. A lot of stringing. I'm not sure if it's related to the temperature of the nozzle or the extrusion values. I even tried to leave z hop on, then off (on cura), no big changes though. I'm a bit lost. I'd be very thankful for any help provided Tks in advance! Cheers from Brazil!

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205°C on the extruder, 0.8 for retraction, z hop off. National PLA filament.

Is that from New or OLD filament?

What settings are you using currently?

 

[Hugolobo.br]

Is that from New or OLD filament?

What settings are you using currently?

New filament, a national PLA one. 205°C on the nozzle and 0.8 retraction. Z hop off.

 

[Tex Koder]

New filament, a national PLA one. 205°C on the nozzle and 0.8 retraction. Z hop off.

Is it Brand New , just opened New?

Or it's "new" But been sitting around awhile??

The reason Why I'm asking is.. since it's PLA (and not PLA+) it is Very sensitive to moisture.
To me it looks like your filament is soaked.
Very moist...

I would strongly suggest you get yourself a roll of PLA+ and test print again.
Otherwise your just running around in circles.

PS:
What version of Cura are you using?

 

[Moonstonemike]

New filament, a national PLA one. 205°C on the nozzle and 0.8 retraction. Z hop off.

Agreed with @Tex Koder , I usually run any new filament, even if it's vacuum sealed through the dryer at least once. Try turning your temp down and running again to around 195deg and see if there's improvement. Or keep at 205 and increase your print and travel speed a bit (maybe 115%)

Only make 1 change at a time so your not chasing your tail around.