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Extrusion Suddenly changes from smooth to Blobs at random Layer heights CURA5.2.1


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Posted · Extrusion Suddenly changes from smooth to Blobs at random Layer heights CURA5.2.1

Been facing intermittent this issue For a while in Some files Cura simply decides to change from extruding smooth continuous lines to a bunch of blobs winch ruin the print quality the worse part is that it happens at random layer heights with random Files but mostly on round objects already tried doing a full printer maintenance routine (leveling, adjusting belts an rollers, tightening bolts...) sometimes i get a perfect gcode sometimes a disaster of a print and sometimes something in between that's useful. to me it Doesn't seem to be printer related since with other models it prints absolutely amazing. just happens randomly

Slicer Cura V 5.2.1
Printer Biqu B1

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    Posted · Extrusion Suddenly changes from smooth to Blobs at random Layer heights CURA5.2.1

    Does it happen with the same gcode file at different layer heights each time you try? Then it really does sound like a printer issue.

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