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  1. 14-08-2017 #30
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    Bowden can be trickier to get the retraction settings dialled in properly, and rules out using flexible filaments as well.

    You guys should certainly look at PETG filaments, as easy to print as PLA but as strong as ABS, doesn't absorb moisture either; some types can be stringy but good retraction settings handle that. I have been using "Real Filaments" (Check amazon) and they have been working very well for me, £15 - £20 a spool depending on colour.

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