/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>model a quick truss/lattice thing just to test retraction with new nozzle and new PTFE tube and new extruder (that shitty titan clone from Tevo)
>realize midprint it has bridges on the top and I've never successfully printed any bridge
>think to myself I'll slow the speed down to 20% when it starts doing the first bridge layers
>mfw it finishes the bridge layers before I can touch the knob
>mfw the bridges turn out perfect

The worm-like appendages happened because I enabled min-layer-time, so in some of the layers the hotend would park above the print, ooze, and when it resumed printing the oozed plastic stuck to one of the vertical "beams".