Rick_Bagby

Thank you Greg. That was it It was getting lost in the layer height. I can see that it was about a layer and half tall so it was there but with the overall height of my piece only being 3mm it was there just hard to tell. Thank you again.

The Red "S" will actually be Black ASA and the white "S" will be Red ASA. I am remaking a sign for our fire department and this part is getting me irritated. LOL. Like I mentioned before, Cura STL files and my printer do not work well with each other. The OBJ files are wonderful though. Yes I remerged everything. Preview, is that in Cura? I am not really familiar with it. I know how to use it to slice that is about it.

I am trying to 3D print the Red "S". adding a .5 bevel, expands the edges so the the White "S" will sit directly on top of it. I had to ungroup it so that the settings would appear on the right hand side showing my bevel setting. This is what I want it to be when I am done.

I do not have the ability to do #MF in Tinkercad. I can export to OBJ, GLIF, STL, and SVG. Is that something I can do in Cura? Won't really be able to show the original design that way though? Suggestions?

I have been 3D printing for a year now and have used Tinkercad for a lot of my projects. I am using Cura to slice projects for my Ender 3 Pro. For the most part it does very well. Cura does not seem to want to slice thing well in a STL format. It does far better as an OBJ creator. Now with that being said, I am running into a new issue that I am playing around with. Bevels on projects. Cura is not slicing them and only printing the main project. I am losing my mind trying to figure this one out. Tinkercad shows my project with a .5 bevel on my text that I am wanting, but cura is not slicing it that way. It only prints the basic text without the bevels. Any idea on what I am doing wrong?