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PLA worked fine. I just bought and loaded some new PETG btw and it prints pretty well so I think everyone is right that the filament is just really old/wet.

Threw 80 bucks out to get a dryer.

Yeah sounds like I may have to invest in a dryer then.

I'm using an Orca profile for the Snapmaker printer but other than that I'm not sure. Kind of just trusting they set that part up correctly.

240. I live in the PNW but I keep my filament in dry boxes. I've never dried my filament.

Just because we go on as normal doesn't mean that we are unaware of what's going on. There's simply literally nothing of any consequence we can do. And tbh at this point, the union is simply not worth saving. It needs to collapse so new better things can rise from the rubble. We're simply at that point before the collapse.

At this point, I welcome it.

There are a lot. But it would be interesting to see this broken down further by gender. I'd wager the majority of self-identifying bisexuals are still heavily weighted toward women.

This should be a wake up call to invest in your own carriers and military. Stop letting the US have the monopoly on firepower.

I say this as a US citizen, for AT LEAST the next four years, do not rely on the US for ANYTHING. Even if Trump says you can count on the US, even if he signs a contract in blood, it isn't worth even wiping your shit with.

He will give everything to Putin. That's the only thing you can count on.

It's time for a different superpower to pick up the reins or ascend. The EU can become that, but they really need to stop pretending the US is going to do anything for them.

I have never dried it before, no.

It's a few months old. I have printed with it before and while it was never perfect it was never this bad. I'll have to get back to you on a temp tower. I have one around somewhere.

It's somewhat old but I keep them in dry boxes with silica beads and a hygrometer. The humidity never increased past 20% I believe. Usually stays around 15%.