Is your filament dry? With TPU, it's the first time that I saw a drastic difference of print quality. I dry my TPU for 3 hours at 45°C each time before printing.
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Gotta dial in those settings, I had lots of issues with tpu at first. I found my specific issue was with my retraction amount and getting clogs. Some.brands have profile for their fillaments on their websites that I've found good in the past
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I found the profiles but they only have them for different bambulab printers. I assume I can use those though?
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I would assume so, worst that can happen is a failed print
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Which is what happens anyway since it's not extruding right.
turn off dynamic flow calibration, and print slower. Don't use AMS, you have to use the external spool holder.
Maybe try with these settings (found elsewhere) : https://imgur.com/a/vGV9DV0
It seems like it's the default TPU settings with these tweaks :
- Pressure advance to 0.018
- Density to 1.111
- Max volumetric speed to 2

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