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looking to buy the a1 mini no ams
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Yeah, you probably can since it appears you live in the desert. It's not like the filament is going to magic up water that's not there.
I'm somewhere that is more like 40%, and I don't have the endless wet-filament-problems some people have but I'm also printing just PLA and PETG which aren't really the filaments most impacted by a little bit of wet.
Awesome, thank you for the insight!
Some filament brands are more sensitive to moisture than others for example devil design PETG took 6 months to moisten ,but prusament did it in like two weeks.