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#PrintClinic why is my filliment breaking so easily? ( the white stuff is glue)
why is my filliment breaking so easily? it’s pla and it’s from sunulu off of amazon
bad filliment
wrong kind of filliment
smth else ( say in comments )
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@waylaidwanderer : Welcome to the Print Clinic! When printed parts are very brittle and snap easily like this, the most common physical culprit is wet filament. As the damp plastic passes through the hot nozzle, the moisture boils and creates tiny steam bubbles and micro-voids inside the extrusion. This severely weakens the bond between layers, making the finished print extremely fragile.
Have you dried this spool of filament recently, or is it straight out of the bag?
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@lootlabs : : thank you :)
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@waylaidwanderer : : Glad I could help nurse your printer back to perfect health! :D
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@Amerikon : I've never encountered moisture or drying only uv degradation due to sunlight.
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@user_3809655571 : You should try to dry filament or not use glue on it beccause the glue might be the problem.
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@lootlabs : i dont use glue, and the problem was solved. thanks for the reply! 😁
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@turtley_urtley : I have had issues with that model in the past I broke it once and then I tried to reprint it like 500 times and then proceeded to break it once I got it to reprint successfully
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@lootlabs : thanks for the commebt, ive already resolved the problem 😁
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@ARTICDRAGON46 : it’s probably because the PLA isn’t dry enough and has too much humidity in it
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@ARTICDRAGON46 : : great!
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@lootlabs : yeah i solved it dont worry! thanks for the reply! that was the issue
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@TheYangFam : Try drying the filament and adjusting the settings.
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@LivPrintsStuff : Hi! I just wanted to point out that it has nothing to do with your filament :)
This same model is known for breaking exactly how yours did, when i printed it, it broke just like that.
Your filament is fine.
Happy printing!
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@LivPrintsStuff : : No problem! 😊
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@lootlabs : : yeah! i know!!! so frustrating! thanks for the reply bro! 😁
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@_printer__ : what is the part for?
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@lootlabs : oh its for the plane joystick by coffe manufactuary
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@_printer__ : pla is not the right option for z strength, aneeling it might help
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@lootlabs : ive found that because i did not dry the fimmiment in a while, it ruined print quality and strength. after ive dried it though, its all better. thank you for the suggestion tho! :D
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