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delamination on larger surfaces
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Something to consider perhaps, Just a SWAG
Printing temp? Too low of printing temps can cause poor layer bonding.
Air currents. This is noticeable on open bed printers the most. But even enclosed printers can have issues with cooling fans being on too long and at too high of a speed.
for this 230C - 250C PETG filament, i'm already at 250C (but i've been contemplating bumping it up to 255C)