How to solve overshoot

Bambu Lab P1 Series Troubleshooting
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  • Detailed description of the problem
    I am printing mouthpieces and other parts for musical instruments. With the same filament and settings as before the prints show overshoot in the horizontal direction. When I print a logo in het parts it shows some kind of echo as if the printer head vibrates after moving in a steep angel.

  • Printer model used
    The P1S.

  • Slicer settings used
    I use standard settings but decreased the speed of the outer layer. However I think that I should not do that. A week ago there was no problem with the same settings and filament. So I think there is some kind of mechanical problem or unexpected change in the settings or software.

  • Type of filament used
    Esun PLA

  • Photos that clearly show the problem
    https://www.basensax.nl/images/overshoot.jpg
    https://www.basensax.nl/images/overshoot%202.jpg

  • .3mf file (if the file can be shared)
  • Any potentially useful information that is related to the problem
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My luck with consistent embossing is that there is no consistency. You have to work every example out on its own. I put my ains initials on the things i make for him because they are fairly popular and get snatched. I have used exactly the same image of his initials on every item. Settings are always a shoot from the hip guess.

Past that, good on ya printing mouth pieces.i have lost my sax mouthpiece a good dozen times. Always while traveling so no clue where to buy another one … never thought of that. Be careful these plastics are not food grade, and most of them are probably not good to put in your mouth.

That said i will post what usually works for me. I stile the process from Mt Makers youtube channel.

Well that and if the space is available i just use my laser to etch it in. It is amazingly effective.

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Your 1st photo looks like something called RINGING.

You should check the XY belt tension, and redo your input shaping calibration.

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thanks for your reaction.
I checked the belt tension and performed this: Belt tensioning procedure | Bambu Lab Wiki
and then started the calibration. But the effect is still there.