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Start small. Let's figure out the material. Is it PLA? PETG? Or?

Blobby material can be a few things. Moisture in the filament can cause this.

Chiron can be a frustrating machine, i have one and the stock hotends just jam up constantly.

Yes, temp tower and slicer flow settings can help a lot.

https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html

That's interesting it is doing that on the infill, as that the end of the layer? I'm curious if you step through the print preview and view the toolpath moves, where that infill is within the print

I'm not familiar with the European power system so I don't dare guess on that one
Maybe ask in one of the Ender Facebook groups?

Hi

Where are the boogers?

One thing that can be notorious for generated those is the Power Off Recovery setting.

You'll want to consider a material that can handle the heat the computer case will generate. PLA goes soft at 60C PETG fares better but this might be a job for ABS If you can break the model down into sections, it would be more manageable for sure. Many people create large builds and print them in m...

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This is what was suggested

I have 2 FT-5 R1's and 1 FT-6

I think some of the people in the FB group upgraded to the Zylech rails. Mine seem like they are always full of orange gunk when I clean them

Free is a great way to start. Cura has some Pros and Cons. The Pro is - it is updated often. The Con - It is updated often! So, it can sometimes be challenging to find documentation of tech tips on the new features and other changes. CHEP, on YouTube, does a good job demonstrating new features and h...

The prints look good, welcome to the 3D Printing world

Oh yeah, that'll do it

I know I do an auto pid on my hot end and bed. I also print via Octoprint so that gives me a good graph showing the temp accuracy during the print

Ah yes if your temp sensor is all over the place, that could explain that, for sure

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