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I'm deliberately letting the current spool run out, gonna happen in about an hour.

After the runout sensor is triggered, there's going to be about ten inches still sticking out of the print head/extruder. It's a Creality Ender 3 V3 KE, in case that matters.

Anyone successfully recovered from filament runout? That interface layer can't be adhering to the lower layer properly, can it?

I'm deliberately letting the current spool run out, gonna happen in about an hour. After the runout sensor is triggered, there's going to be about ten inches still sticking out of the print head/extruder. It's a Creality Ender 3 V3 KE, in case that matters. Anyone successfully recovered from filament runout? That interface layer can't be adhering to the lower layer properly, can it?

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It sucks and it's not worth the trouble. If it's a print based on aesthetics, there's a noticeable line. If it's a functional print, your restart may be offset or you might not get good adhesion. Edit: I've also had prints stutter when the option is turned on, then the printer works perfect when I went ahead and turned the option off.