3D Printing: How to compensate for bad quality filament?
Channel: Roel Van de Paar
Date: 2019-06-26

3D Printing: How to compensate for bad quality filament?


The Question: Bad filament with changing diameter causes an uneven flow of plastic out of the
nozzle. Besides buying very high quality filament (do we really want to be
dependent on professional Filament producers?), what other ideas and methods
could be used to mitigate the differences in diameter?
Could a pellet extruder be a solution?

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