Hi folks. I obtained a pre-owned Anycubic Vyper. Alas, every print features defects in the surface as shown in the picture. It occurs in any type of material. Does anybody know the source of this type of defects?
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2026
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Well, the PETG is brand new and I use a heated chamber for the filament, so I really hope this is not the case. But as the setup sits in a basement, I'll try to check that, too.
Do not underestimate PETG's moisture absodbage it can also get too wet (theoretically, personally hasn't happened but I don't keep my filament for long before printing) if it is even sealed as most bags aren't 100% airtight IIRC.
That is true. That is why I bought that filament drying chamber. I'll keep an eye on that.