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  1. I am not aware of anything in Cura to fix that problem but maybe some other tool can help. It's not my area of expertise but I think, in general, one has to go back and edit the model to fix issues like this.

  2. Hi @kayazuki, I think there is a problem with the Cura concentric fill that I have fixed in my releases. [edit - this is actually in 4.6.0 but there is also a regression in that release that could be causing those jaggies]

     

    You can find my releases at https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s43vqzmi4d2bqe2/AAADdYdSu9iwcKa0Knqgurm4a?dl=0

    They can be installed alongside the UM releases, please read the README.md file there before using.

     

    That last gap can be filled if you enable the gap filling but, again, the UM releases are buggy and my releases have a more reliable gap filling implementation.

     

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  3. Looking at your gcode, I see this sequence at the end...

    ;TIME_ELAPSED:3303.171209
    G1 F2100 E3811.3849
    M140 S0
    M107
    G91
    G1 E-1
    G0 X0 Y200
    M104 S0
    G90
    G92 E0
    M140 S0
    M84
    M104 S0
    M140 S0
    M84
    M82 ;absolute extrusion mode
    M104 S0
    ;End of Gcode

    The G91 is setting the X/Y moves to relative and so the following G0 X0 Y200 may well be asking for a move off the build plate. Furthermore, the G1 E-1 is not going to work right either as the extruder is still in absolute mode. Perhaps you should have M83 rather than G91 ?

  4. Thanks for the file, interesting model!

     

    Cura's time estimation takes into account the print speeds but also the acceleration and jerk. You haven't enabled the control of acceleration and jerk so I guess Cura is assuming that your printer is using similar values to Cura's defaults. If your printer is actually using lower values for acceleration and jerk than Cura's default values, it will take longer to print than Cura's estimate. The values that Cura will be using are shown below.

     

    Screenshot_2020-04-15_16-43-48.png.7a6a26f1517197313b4e56565347677f.png

     

     

  5. As I said, the model is to blame, the blue/purple areas are bad (new Cura feature, not yet released) and the mesh tools plugin (available from the marketplace) tells you what is wrong, the model is not watertight, i.e. the edges of the polygons don't meet up exactly. You need to make the model watertight to ensure it is printable.

     

    Screenshot_2020-04-15_16-10-17.thumb.png.0fcef467dcc3875443dff76d1377ac72.png

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  6. Export just includes the model(s) but Save includes the models and the settings. I have requested that UM alter that menu to make it more obvious but they weren't interested.

     

    Anyway, when I slice your project I don't see so many direct travels as your image shows, what version of Cura are you using?

     

    Screenshot_2020-04-14_19-13-02.thumb.png.399f93828f0a304176ee50356e6d09ba.png

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