could be something to do with your leed screws on the printer any other prints have a similar issue at the same hight ?

A friend who lives in another state printed on his ender, and also had a very similar problem. in the slicer, I don't see anything that could cause this failure...

I will ask some friends to print your model to check this. Thanks for the answer

looks great Mate I'm working on an opening one now and the great ball, master ball, and ultra ball are going up today

Ha I printed the same thing.

where's the open one

Wanna share where you found those stands? Looks incredible!

For the poke balls, right here, by N3D

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yer that's a good point mate I'm going to be reviewing them all over the weekend and addi g some new ones so I'll take a look

I appreciate you! I'll post a pic of the finish product when I get home from work today. it took about 8 hours to print probably due to all the color switching it did

yer the colour switching is a time killer I've update the print profile so now it will work much better appreciate the feed back 🙏 👌

that's the seem... it's where the printer starts and stops the layer.. mostly unavoidable but with some slicer tricks it can be limited

In Bambu Labs Slicer that is called your "Seam Position", you can vary it by "Aligned", "Nearest", "Back", or "Random".

Previously Okay

it's something to do with the supports and the way your printer handles them on the underside of tge arch .. try printing with no supports and see how that goes

thanks for the reply, unfortunately removing the support did not resolve the issue. I'll keep at it edit: the picture is not the greatest but if you zoom in you'll see the same flaw on the right side of the arch.

Where is the bracket?

https://makerworld.com/models/522800 that is the one I printed.

and the addiction begins lol

Yes!