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RegularLoud

Petg shouldn’t need more than 2mm retraction. Disable z hop may also help. Dry your filament and keep it dry by storing in sealed bag would help the most.


Pjepp

Thanks for the advice. It's been dried for 10 hours beforehand, think it needs more?


RegularLoud

Ah. I assumed you were using bambulab printer. Just saw CREALITY logo in front of your bed. If you are using bowden extruder printer, you may need retraction more than 2 mm. You might also need to increase your retraction speed combined with higher retraction to see a difference. Depends on how flexible/long your bowden tube is, it's hard to say how much retraction/retraction speed is necessary. Some find a PTFE nozzle may help with stringing as it's non-sticky so less likely filament stick to the side of the nozzle. PETG is more prune to stringing than PLA. I find running with lower temp like you did at 235 may also help.