Solved holy problem

This is a rendition of what I am seeing sorry had to clean them up for use
so I had to draw this but it is a good representation

This is a funny one for the most part the print comes out perfect parts with no hles using the same setting are great but when I have a hole I see something like the above instead of a perfectly round
hole I end up with a not so clean right edge and this issues seems to translate all the way to the right until it hits and edge then the edge usually has something 'extra' on it. It is always perfectly horizontally offset from the hole.

The excess is not normally printed as it can easily be scraped off but if the hole is not filled with something you can easily see that it is oblong and I want them to be circles as they are supposed to be.

Below is an image showing the translation I am talking about you can't see the original hole or the edge in this pic because thay have already been cleaned up but they were there pretty much like the pic above.

Here are some additional settings I am using
The material is called PHA and is similar to PLA except it is stronger and prints at a slight higher temp I am using 200C for the first layer and 190C for other layers
no heat bed and using hairspray on glass to hold it down

Like I said the print does just fine except for holes

It has occurred on PLA and ABS as well so I think it is some setting somewhere

 

Tesseract,
The material is actually PLA/PHA It's mostly PLA. Looks like you're getting very nice prints.
I believe what you are seeing is called ringing and has to do with resonance. I've seen it on my printers as well with any materials. It's a mechanical thing unrelated to the material.
You may want to google ringing on some other forums to find the right solution. My guess is that if you mess around with speeds you will probably get it to go away.