This has now happened a few times with this last print really starting to annoy me… especially when trying to print a taller part and it cuts it in half ruining the job.
So here is the sliced print and as you can see this is a 15 hour and 42 minute print
Got a notification not even 8 hours later saying “Print Complete”… (Note: before this the Timeline showed that the print would take up until 4am…then all of a sudden “Print Complete” and the timeline bumps back to where it stopped and acts like everything is “Good to Go”)
No error message…no Abort… just a “congratulations your print was a success”…
Again, very annoying as the taller part was cut in half and these are the kinds of things that has stopped us from printing larger parts in the Fuse versus smaller rows of parts. The risk and the gamble is just not worth the reward…
But back to this issue…
The print bed looked fine up until this point with no indication of any problems. Even if it did… it would be nice to be alerted with an Error or an Abort versus just a “Print Complete”…?
I had this and rolled back the firmware one version. There is several issues with the latest firmware. Such as the printer lets you open the enclosure as soon as the printer is done. No wait time for cooling. Then another where the print starts, then stops totally random somewhere during the print and confirms the print is done in Dashboard but no message on the printer.
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Already kicked off the same print a second time, will see how it goes, but will definitely roll back Firmware after this.
Hopefully Formlabs acknowledges this bug and fixes it.
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Well looks like they went and fixed a bunch of these bugs… 
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Hi @LEADNAV thanks for sharing to the community - Apologies for the inconvenience, our Engineering team confirmed that indeed it was a bug and was fixed. The issue was that Fuse firmware 1.21.0 does not show customers error messages when the print fails to complete. This has been fixed in Fuse Firmware 1.21.1, released January 15.
Since support told me my recent failures were from “underdosing”… it would be nice for you to make “doser offset calibration” work when using Legacy settings.
Was told this setting does not change anything when running Legacy settings for some reason… and after weeks of support was told to run Legacy settings… so just saying…it would be nice to just make doser offset work when running it
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