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My vote is a combo but it includes being wet, is this a new roll or if not how did you have it stored? I have found PETG to be much more finicky with moisture than PLA overall so if you have a way to dry it definitely try that and see what happens before trying to calibrate it.
Brand new roll. I unfortunately don’t have any way to dry it :(
You can use your heated bed, just set a temp and cover the roll with a box.
https://3dprinterly.com/how-to-dry-filament-like-a-pro-pla-abs-petg-nylon-tpu/ Scroll down to the heated bed portion
I’ll have to try that!