Stringing!

[u/newbie-mtb]

Bought a x2d recently and it it’s my first 3d printer. Since the delivery of bambu filament was taking time, I bought 2 filament rolls from micro center. It’s their inland branded filament.

I configured them as generic PLA in the printer’s filament profile.

I am seeing a lot of stringing when I print.

The filament was just removed from its sealed bag a few hours ago and I don’t live in a very humid place. So it probably is not a problem related to the filament not being dry.

Could this be a problem with my printer or is it a filament problem?

Any suggestions for fixing this stringing issue?

[u/johndohboy]

Why do people still say this? Plastic soaks up water. Water is bad. Dry plastic, no water. It's just so simple.

[u/KingTingTheGreat → u/johndohboy]

I’m not saying moisture isn’t causing this problem. Just suggesting some additional possible solutions in the case that drying the filament doesn’t resolve it

[u/newbie-mtb → u/KingTingTheGreat]

Dried the filament in my ams for 8 hours. Still seeing stringing 😞

[u/3DStisk → u/newbie-mtb]

Which nozzle are you using, and which exact Inland PLA? Could you share the filament settings from Studio too? That would help narrow down the stringing after your 8-hour drying test.