Have you ever 3d printed a nearly perfect part only to have it ruined by oozing and stringing? Here is a quick fix using a heat gun to melt away the ooze quickly and easily. It is practically magic...


Oozing in general can have many causes. If you trust your slicer settings and you suddenly ran into issues it might be worth trying to dry your filament.

You many want to build a dry box or just be sure to store your filament in sealed containers if you live in an area with high humidity.

Video on Drying your filament with a food dehydrator:
   • How To: Dehydrate 3d printer filament  


Heat Gun (appears to be newer version of the one I own):
http://amzn.to/2s3YbEB

Keep your 3d printing Filament dry with rechargeable desiccant:
http://amzn.to/2r5Mzne

My video on building a drybox for 3d printing:
   • Build a Drybox for 3d Printing Strong...  

3d Printed Dry Box by SpannerHands:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:211...

Pyramid for Retraction test:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:146...


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