frlil
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No, because at the first layer the printer does a straight line instead of moving and print the bump. If the first layer isn't ok, the extractor will does the movement to make the form of the bump, but it does a straight line a the postion of the bump.
the anorther outlines of the piece are good and with good sizes
thank you
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Thank you this is the preview
printer is a geetech pro i3; a prusa clone
the extruder goes straight ahead at the place of the "spikes"
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Cura removes part of my file
in Improve your 3D prints
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Ok thank you, i've understand something,
I don't know why but i think that the end stop of the plate have moved. I've turned the piece with 90° angle, and the piece is good.
After test I discovered that the end stop have moved, so printer's plate stop and don't print the bump
thank you for your help