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I see so much info about printing with larger nozzles and such. Not much on smaller. Is there anything I should worry about that I might not be expecting?

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[–] riskable@programming.dev 11 points 1 month ago

You'll quickly find out which brands of filament aren't of the highest quality, haha.

Pro-tip: PETG (even the shittiest brands) won't clog 99.999% of the time 👍

(There's always contaminants that can make their way into any filament... Even large chunks of dust/gunk in your house)