How to 3D print wood filament with 0.4 Nozzle on Ender 3 and Prusa mini

For me, the most annoying thing about 3D printing wood filament was to find the right way to do it with repeatability, to be able to print over and over again with the same output.
I hop this will help you get the results you want :)
Printed with: Formfutura EasyWood™ Pine, bought at: www.3djake.com/formfutura/eas...
If it doesn't work for your because your model as too much overlapping and you absolutely need to play with retraction, then I recommend you to watch • 3D printer calibration... . Afterwards try different retraction by generating Gcode from teachingtechyt.github.io/cali....
Cheers!
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[@SnoringVids]

Great content i just subscribed, disappointed to see you stopped posting. I'm working on getting my stringing for wood under control currently

[@maxcooper9852]

Thanks for the tips. Using the ender 3 v2 and experiencing lots of blobbing with wood on the walls

[@bobbybologna3029]

Thanks for the tips, struggling just trying to get a benchy out haha

[@DangerStepp]

Very nice! Thank you for the suggestions!

[@joaotomas8906]

Super cool video! I'll try all your tips, using Creality's CR Wood PLA😁

[@tommo5867]

hi really good video thank you. can i also ask what filament your using?

[@mitwy]

Formfutura EasyWood™ Pine

[@frimpedds815]

please what parameters did you use ? and is possible to print with a recycled wood-filled PLA

[@ipisca]

At what velocity?

[@unbearablekids1066]

What brand of wood filament are you using?

[@mitwy]

I use "Formfutura EasyWood™ Pine"