Here’s what Prusaslicer preview shows:
Here’s what the printer does (printed part is overlaping the skirt):
Can someone please explain what’s going on and perhaps what can be done do avoid this in the future? 
You can set nber of skirt loops to 0
Thanks @nweolu. Sure I realize that 
however i am curious as to why this is happening. The skirt is doesnt overlap the part in the slicer preview…
I have searched the interweb thoroughly but cant find any explenation for this weird issue…
My bad, i’ve read the overlap words, but didn’t connect it to the issue 
and didn’t notice the overlap on the picture.
My guess it is due to the size of the print area mismatch within firmware. This happens a lot on snapmaker 2.0 and artisan with dual extruders, when full bed print is set to be printed with left nozzle - it woudn’t say anything wrong with sizing, just kinda pile up extreme right layers that it can’t reach on top of each other.
Bug report I’d say…
@nweolu Ok I get it.
I made this adjustment:
Hopefully that should fix it
Thanks!
edit: Or maybe I should leave the X origin @ 0?
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Maybe the skirt-line just didn’t stick well to the bed and moved by collision or something else?
Your machine is no snapmaker machine, I guess, so nweolu’s pointing to the firmware could not be your case.
@xchrisd I am pretty sure it was stuck but have removed the parts now so cant confirm. Perhaps I will do a test to try to recreate the issue later today. I have the Snapmaker J1 printer