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tiens ben justement, il s'était passé quoi pour openoffice à l'époque ? j'avais suivi que de loin mais il a bien fallu passer la main à libreoffice à ce moment là aussi ?
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oh wow en effet 😅
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@dohpaz42
this also can be the problem, when it doesnt push or retract as required, melted plastic will simply ooze... see if you can clean the gear, it wont hurt your printer anyway

EDIT : + retract speed and length fine tuning

@bblkargonaut

@lime
I meant the information that comes with the filament, density of the material is given on the label on your spool or on the website, like here for example in this page https://www.elegoo.com/products/petg-translucent :

@amminadabz
I dont know this printer, but this looks like a massive Y axis shift because of a weak Y motor when any problem happens (i used to fix this by tweaking the stepper and get a better couple)

@lime
I've had issues with PETG that were fixed by giving precise density to orca for example

@lime
I did it some time ago, and I likely did it in Cura (it fixed extrusion consistency and stringing for sure, especially with some special matte PLA)
I thought it made sense that extrusion pressure would be related to material density, now Orca may handle it differentlyn, or i'm totally wrong (and fixed it without knowing how 😄 )

@lime
also if you can, check your filament density and compare to what is specified in orca