A conversation-specific public summary of drying tpu for printing, distilled from the supplied export. The detailed excerpts remain available in the released note file.
CHAT-0145REV EXPORT-03
AI narration using Robert's voice. Drying TPU for Printing / short introduction.
Conversation-specific knowledge extracted from the drying tpu for printing discussion.
EXTRACTED KNOWLEDGE / HOW-TOFROM CONVERSATION
QUESTION / CONTEXTStill getting g stringing issues. How long and at what temp would you dry this before printing in the creator 5 pro?
IMPORTANT GUIDANCE
55°C / 131°F for 6 hours as the starting point.
If it's been sitting exposed for quite a while, go 8–10 hours.
If it's *really* wet—popping/hissing at the nozzle or producing rough/fuzzy extrusion—I'd give it 10–12 hours.
I wouldn't exceed about 60°C / 140°F unless EONO3D specifically says the spool can handle it.
*For this spool tonight: 55°C/131°F × 6 hours. Then run a small stringing test before changing anything else. If you send me your current Creator 5 Pro TPU settings, I can tell you exactly what I'd change after it's dry. [embedded media omitted]
Open it and load it directly into the Creator 5 Pro.
Print the same stringing test you're using now with the same settings.
If the new spool strings dramatically less, we've basically confirmed moisture is the problem with your current TPU.
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