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Reddit mentions of TEVO Titan Extruder Full Kit with NEMA 17 Stepper Motor for 3D Printer Support Both Direct Drive and Bowden Mounting Bracket (Package One)

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TEVO Titan Extruder Full Kit with NEMA 17 Stepper Motor for 3D Printer Support Both Direct Drive and Bowden Mounting Bracket (Package One)
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u/Corl45 ยท 1 pointr/FixMyPrint

I thought so as well, and my line width when I started this fiasco was 0.4 (using 0.4mm nozzle). It's at 0.35 now but I'm pretty sure now that this issue may be related to my extruder, so I will be turning the line width back to 0.4 and check.

As for my extruder, I took of the PTFE tube and extruded 100mm of filament and it hits 100mm right on the dot, so it should be extruding enough. I am going to look at the spring the holds the filament against the gear. For reference this is a Tevo Titan (titan clone) extruder. Been working great last year or so. Maybe the spring is getting a little loose


here is the extruder. This one came with my Tarantula along with the stock one

https://www.amazon.com/TEVO-Extruder-Stepper-Printer-Mounting/dp/B076H8MWLT

edit: I forgot to add that I saw a few threads online saying 120% is best for line width which is why I tried bigger ones. Definitely keeping that one at nozzle width from now on!