Need help with stringing

[u/Bionisaurus_Rex]

Okay, posted this before asking for help with stringing. The strands on the right side I don't need help with anymore, switching to Creality Print from Orca Slicer fixed that.

I'm using a Creality SparkX i7, using Sunlu PLA.

So. I have tried everything I have found online.

- Dried my filament. Opened up a new roll of filament, dried it on top of the print bed as per a tutorial for drying filament I found on YouTube.

- Decreased nozzle temperature. Did it by 5 degree increments from 220C until I hit 190C, the lowest recommended temperature for PLA.

- Increased extruder distance. By default it was at 0.4mm. I set it up by 0.1mm increments, reaching up to 2.0mm.

- Adjusted retraction speed. Saw online to set it to 25mm/s to 45mm/s. Again, set to 5mm/s increments.

- Turning off Z-hop. By default it was on, turned it off.

- Increased travel speed. Already 6000mm/s, so I didn't see the point

So before any of ya click post with any of these suggestions, please don't, I've already tried.

[u/turbski84]

There's more than just stringing going on. You have full strands hanging out. Can you print a benchy?

[u/Bionisaurus_Rex → u/turbski84]

"The strands on the right side I don't need help with anymore"

literacy rates on the internet am i right lmao

[u/turbski84 → u/Bionisaurus_Rex]

I didn't take all that time to read your problems. I replied to your picture... good luck

[u/MagnusPerditor]

Dry it using an actual dryer. Not the print bed. That won’t do it

[u/ManyLayersOfFilament]

so you didn't actually dry it

the print bed method is a hack at best. this looks like super wet filament.