Dim3nsioneer 558
It's not the z scar as far as I can see. I just sliced a Marvin in Cura 3.4.1.
It's the point where it changes from infill (where the z increase takes place) to first the inner walls and then to the outer wall and finally to the infill again.
However, the perpendicular travel move seems to be enough to slow down the head so you get a blob there.
You may try to disable the jerk settings then it might slow down a bit less. Increasing the minimum layer time might also help in this case as the speed on this layer might be reduced.
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gr5 2,224
I'm not sure. Did you look at this in layer view to see what is happening? It looks like some kind of "z seam" like issue. Most of those are improved by slowing down. Try this:
1) Set all printing speeds to 30mm/sec. All of them. I think there are 6. Leave the non printing speed at 150mm/sec (or faster).
That's it. You should get a large increase in quality. If you want to save time print thicker layers (yet still 30mm/sec) and quality will go down but not as badly as if you save time by increasing the printing speeds.
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