WinnBiggens

Thank you! I adjusted the nozzle size in Cura to 0.2mm (it wouldn't let me show 0.1mm) and it seemed to cut it down a lot. I have ordered some 0.2mm nozzles now and hopefully that will work well. Since I am printing in PETG, I am worried about clogging at 0.1mm.

I am fairly new to the Cura software and have only been using it for about 6 months. I have been attempting to print a prototype and have found that part of my model is not printing. Upon looking in the preview mode, these areas are not even showing as having filament going to them and are grayed out instead. I have attempted to change a few settings to correct this, but my inexperience has been an issue. Any ideas on how to get it to print? It is possible that due to size (the entire model is only 16 mm tall) and my nozzle size (.4mm) that I cannot print it fully on the top layer, but I feel that there might be a way around this. I am open to any suggestions you may have.