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I think what this means is you are printing too fast. The geometry changes in that area such that there are more walls, causing a greater average quantity of filament needing to be melted and pushed out. In the other layers you’re probably right at the edge of what your extruder and hot end can deliver. When you get to the more complex area, it just can’t keep up.
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I think what this means is you are printing too fast. The geometry changes in that area such that there are more walls, causing a greater average quantity of filament needing to be melted and pushed out. In the other layers you’re probably right at the edge of what your extruder and hot end can deliver. When you get to the more complex area, it just can’t keep up.
At least, that’s my guess.
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