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Yeah both new filament and no zhop might help. Also check travel speed, use 100-150 or more to reduce stringing. You said you want higher flow, but lowering temp can help a lot
Yeah it was rubbish filament. Switched it out for some esun PLA+ and got much better results. I've updated my post, but final settings are:
Pressure Advance - 0.4 Retraction - 3.5mm Retraction speed - 35mm/s
Very happy with the results!
To get the shitty filament running you can still go for fast travels, 300mm/s@15 to 20k should be fine.
Thanks. I'll try that.