Haha, thanks guys!

And jules these are for a costume, not decor, lol.

So a while ago I posted a photo of my first print with the Black Esun PETG and it looked like a giant messy blob. This is what it turned out to be (the Sabretooth Skulls).

It sounds intimidating, but after I did it once, I was like "man, that was easy!"

I've been having a rough time with my PETG prints, stopping extrusion or jamming... Even before a print, if I tell the machine to extrude manually, I can start the filament in, but then it will just stop; as if there is a tension problem (maybe too much, maybe not enough). But if I push the filament...

My preferred process for cleaning the V4 is to remove the nozzle while cold (which tends to separate the plastic from the nozzle, leaving a bunch of dirty crap on the filament itself), purge the filament through in a big fat rope (since there's no nozzle anymore), and fry the nozzle with a blowtorc...

When you guys talk about using Nylon for cleaning, do you mean doing a few cold pulls? Visually it seems like cold pulls really work. Does anyone else do them?

Thanks! And yes, it is Jim. It's Rustoleum brand, 2x coverage kind. I really like it.

This is a Loki headpiece commission that I did. It's not completely finished here, I'm sending it to the client for the finishing details.
She's wearing it to San Diego Comic Con.
All printed in Esun Natural PETG.

This is exciting! Especially the select a surface to place on the bed. I've spent too much time trying to place things that were cut at weird angles to be completely flat.

Right on! Thanks Jim, I'm going to get it right now!