Stringing, also known as oozing, is a common issue in 3D printing where fine strands of filament are left behind as the print head moves between different parts of a print.
Filament that has absorbed moisture can become more fluid when heated, contributing to stringing. Try using a different spool of well-sealed filament or filament that has been properly dried in a drying box to see if the stringing issue is resolved.
Increase the travel speed according to your machine's capabilities, but be careful not to exceed the maximum speed. Exceeding this limit can lead to issues like missed steps or misalignment.
Snapmaker 2.0: ≤100 mm/s
Artisan: ≤200 mm/s
J1: ≤350 mm/s
A clogged or worn nozzle can cause uneven material flow, resulting in stringing. Regularly check and clean the nozzle. Try using a new hot end or nozzle to see if the stringing issue is resolved.
Please refer to the below articles to unclog the hot end/nozzle if needed:
After following the troubleshooting steps, if you find it difficult to resolve your issue, kindly submit a support ticket through https://snapmaker.formcrafts.com/support-ticket and share your troubleshooting results with some pictures/videos. Our dedicated support team will be more than willing to assist you in resolving the issue.