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Thanks for a quick reply! Sadly it's not my model and I only have a .stl file, thanks for menioning netfabb, I have the pro version but I've never used it... Anyway, neither mesh tools nor online netfabb fixed the issue. Nettfab's desktop version also did nothing (but as I mentioned I opened it for a first time and just clicked on everything). I'll try to tinker with it some more, remesh it, maybe add a custom support and see. Below is netfabb's model analysis, it looks quite all right although it's hard to tell since I don't have the original project.

Hi all, I have a major problem with slicing the model in the attachement. It has a tiny hole in it (bottom right of the holes "section") and Cura ignores it. In the x-ray view the hole exists and returns no errors (no "red zones"). What I tried: - turned off union overlaping volumes, remove all holes, extensive stiching, - set maximum resolution to 0.05 (although I'm not sure what this does exactly). - I played with experimental "small hole max size" setting it both small (0.05) and big (3mm) - set initial layer height to 0.1 for 0.06 layer height - fill gaps between walls: nowhere - filter out tiny gaps off - print thin walls on My general settings: -0.25 nozzle (Prusa MK3s), btw since Cura has only one nozzle size for Prusa I tried to change it manually in machine settings, but it doesn't work for some reason. I just changed it in line width section, maybe this is the cause? I've seen the topic with same issue and it recomended playing with .json file, to be frank I'm no programmer, so I don't want to touch it for now... -layer height 0.06 -all else deafult I sliced the model in PrusaSlicer and the hole exists (prints as extremely small/just a contour) I just wanna use Cura because of a force of habit I print in ABS and have all settings perfected, I need to use a raft and PrusaSlicer is giving me some really abismal results while Cura gave me a perfect print but without the hole :(