gfxfr33k
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Then I must have not printed the file with the change I already made in RoboCut Adapter 9 two post above that one should have also printed a 3mm wall right?
edited all solved now:
I must have done something wrong because I re-exported robocut adapter 9 and in CURA it shows that it is now 3mm.
I’ll change topic to solved.
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Now this makes no sense what so ever. I just made one minor modification to the right side to make the inner diameter a .5mm larger and now all of a sudden the exact wall thickness prints the 3mm wall. I have not touched one thing in CURA. Is it possible onshape fixed something on their end, since I did post about this on their forum about 3 days ago but still pending approval.
see link below:
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Well then I have to re-design it as a solid object then because even after making changes below and setting Cura to as much as 8 loops it still measures around 1.5mm.
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Thanks so this is the reason why. So to keep the outer as 34 and the inner as 34.5 what would you suggest to increase the wall width to 6mm while keeping those other diameters the same as far as one side outer being 34 while the other side inner remaining 34.5.
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I use an online cad program called onshape I provided the link in my first post. What would I need to do to the part in order to change the wall geometry because the wall diameter in the drawing is 3mm. So maybe I am using the wrong term wall thickness. That diameter does not translate into CURA. I will look into changing those settings in Cura to see if the Geometry below will allow for 3mm portion of the wall of the cylinder.
Some pics:
Here is the line draw view I highlighted the section in yellow 3mm from onshape.com
Here is the render view:
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The Wall Thickness does not translate properly in Cura. I believe Cura has the wall thickness based on my Nozzle 0.4mm and originally wall line count was set to 3, I changed it to 4 and it might have given me an extra .4mm wall but when I measured it, it still comes out as 1.65mm. Setting the wall line count must mean the Nozzle size times the wall line count. If I set wall line count to 8 or 10 I still only measure 1.65mm.
Here is a link to my part in OnShape, could it be something related to my design not being a sphere for example?
Link to Part:
[SOLVED] Plug-in Z Offset Settings Installed Can’t find
in Improve your 3D prints
Posted · Edited by gfxfr33k
I have both Mac Cura versions 4.11.0 and beta 4.12.0 and I can’t find this plugin anywhere in settings, once installed should be located in Build Plate Adhesion no?
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There is a another menu you access probably a couple different ways but from the settings under Build Plate Adhesion I clicked over to the right that look like sliders and brought me to another menu that I can tick items to show/hide.