Sudden issue when printing

[Spinks.D]

Detailed description of the problem: Printed quite a few items using the same filament, went through several rolls without any issues, out of nowhere issues began occurring. Prints appear melted, and not smoothe which can be seen in images. I have changed the print head and recalibrated, same issue occurs. I changed filaments to PLA and printed, prints seem to be mostly fine though fail at the same height every time. The issue with the PLA prints might be due to neeing to perform maintenance on the guide rods/screws, the PA612CF15 issue though does not seem related. When the issue first began the print head was clogged, i unclogged it then changed to a different print head. Same issue in the images occurs with every print.

Printer model used: P1S

Type of filament used: PA612CF15

Photos that clearly show the problem:

.3mf file (if the file can be shared): Issue happens with all .3mf files printed. Example of one is https://makerworld.com/en/models/2560912-folding-pistol-brace-to-picatinny-with-cheek-riser#profileId-2821654

[CarbonForge]

How are you drying your filament prior to printing?

[Bullocks]

This looks extraordinarily wet causing large volume of ooze

That little ooze thing on the FAR side of the model implies you’re a) timelapsing or b) have many on the plate, both of which generate travels thru open air that can show oozing problems - and clearly has!

[Spinks.D]

I keep the filament dry in Anycubic dryers (Anycubic AMS) when not in the Bambu AMS, and while in the Bambu AMS i have desiccant and a Sunlu dryer addon. It should definitely not be wet.