#What is this and how to fix it?

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amber willow
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Printer is Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro.
Overal print is nice, but I am not sure what these called so I can look for solution. Thanks!

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barren escarpBOT
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It sounds like you may be referring to stringing or oozing issues if you are seeing thin strands of filament between parts of your print. This can be caused by factors such as print temperature, retraction settings, or cooling. Adjusting these settings in your slicer software could help reduce or eliminate this issue. If you provide more specific details or a photo, I can offer more targeted assistance.

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dull swift
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its called THICC ass z seams. never seen it before

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i dont think ur running defaults. it shouldnt do that out of the box

barren escarpBOT
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barren escarpBOT
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Calibration
Calibration and tuning can help with all aspects of print quality.
Extruder calibration should be done only once, and then again if you change any hardware on your extruder setup (new tube, gear drive, different motor, etc).
Flow calculation should be done for every filament, even different colours from the same brand.

A number of calibration and tuning guides exist online:

?calibration requested by: m.von.d#0
ripe spruce
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Check if these blobs only appear where the seam is by loading the sliced file into your slicer. If these are the only places where these appear then this might be a cooling issue. Check the layer time (again: slicer) on these spots and might increase the minimum layer time.