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shadowphile
I just which it was PTFE all the way to the brass nozzle, then probably no issue.
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Don't just crank down on the extruder (sorry, Paul)
It can crush and ovalize the filament, causing it to bind up in the bowden, leading you to further crank it down, and making it worse... It creates a vicious cycle. Keep in mind though that this is much more common 1.75mm filament than 3mm.