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Getting like joints when printing cylindrical parts

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When I'm printing cylindrical parts a small vertical "joint" appears in Cura and on the printed part, anyone know how to fix this.

 

Ultimaker S5 

Ultimaker PLA 210C°

Printspeed 65mm/s

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    Posted (edited) · Getting like joints when printing cylindrical parts

    Those are called "seams". Here's an insightful article on them, from the Settings Guide plugin (by @ghostkeeper) :

    https://github.com/Ghostkeeper/SettingsGuide/blob/master/resources/articles/troubleshooting/seam.md

    Edited by ahoeben
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