Appreciate the reply! On that handle I posted I actually did 0.28 layer height on that one since someone told me that the thicker layer height will prevent curling more, and thats the result that I got. When reading online regarding edge curling it seems to be a mix of cooling and layer height. My fans are at 100% and I have tried 0.16, 0.2, and 0.28 layer heights all of which end up having edges curl that propagates upwards into a big gouge.
Another issue I am having is when printing benchies for test purposes, there is a stark difference in the print surface along the volumetric flow change boundary. In the following screenshot the darker color is a slower flow rate:
In the real benchy the same thing can be seen where the slower region has a wider extrusion width than the previous. This happens at every point that there is a change in volumetric flow.
Not sure what to do about this one aside from limit the flow to a point that nothing in the print can be faster, but with priline people in my group are printing at 6-7mm^3/s without issue.