Fat filament clogs the AMS unit

3D printer filament should be 1.75±0.05mm diameter. The Bambu Lab 3D printer and the AMS can work up to around 2mm diameter, but sometimes the filament is so out of spec that there's no way it'll fit through, not to mention the bad print quality caused by so much over extrusion.

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[SpikerStudios]

Man, right between 1.75mm and 2.85mm - oof

[Da-Real-Gigachad]

You might be able to disassemble it and extract the filament. If you do then please make a video about it because it would be real helpful for other people.

[Fosterforged]

That twin geared internal lever that engages with the serrated filament drive wheel, lever on the right of the funnel, can be flipped back (towards the rounded front of the feeder) and will allow you to pull the filament out. If you're looking at the feeder, it on the right hand side of the funnel. It's an arm with two gears (upper and lower) and pivots at the bottom of the lever. Give that a try and see if it fixes it

[thekeyboardwarrior]

I may not have a 3d printer, but when I get the chance, I'll buy one(i love making stuff)

[lukasipschitz]

love your work, keep up mihai thx a lot 😊

[rotarypower]

Should probably say who manufactures the filament, so we can avoid it if that not the correct diameter stated by the manufacturer?

[AnonymousRetts]

Is it meant to be extra thick or is it low quality

[stefanfurtuna]

Are you Romanian? Just for my curiosity

[dm]

Mine died like this once. Company sent a new feeder as it also stopped working after clearing out clog