MikeM70

Thanks nallath, Just tried various combinations on and off none seem to make any difference, any other ideas?

A while ago I printed some bungs in TPU but they were weak and split, so I strengthened them by putting some internal cylinders inside. I know they printed because I could feel them when I squeezed the print. I not tried the same on a PLA print which is snapping, but this time they are not printed. Not in the print visually while printing and not in the cross section in cura. Has this feature been removed in newer versions, or if not how do I turn it on again? Many thanks for your help

Many thanks, that sounds obvious now you tell me!

Has anybody had a problem with cura displaying text. I have created some roundover templates in FreeCAD, when I import them Cura does not see ther text roundover template 9-12.stl

Just done that, thanks for the help

GregValient: Sorry no can do Cura just crashes with a bug report, and closes down after this has been sent. I tried it with a more simple file (just a large washer) same thing happened. Has been OK up to now, never saved 3mf file before, but id does run exceptionally slow on my Dell Optiplex 760 running Windows 7 pro. attached is bug report.

Thanks all for your replies, .3mf file attached. I particularly like the idea of printing in two halves and gluing together, this will enable me to clean up the inside easier and remove support, it was the devil of a job to remove the support from the inside. CE3PRO_urine tube-Part001Pad001.3mf

Hello everyone, I am a new user to 3D printing, having bought my Ender 3 pro about 4 months ago, I have printed about 30 parts so far in pla and all came out well. These were parts with horizontal and vertical surfaces. The latest part I am trying to print is all curved and there are serious problems in the lamination of the pla on the horizontal curves See first picture, inside the cup at the bottom. The item was printed with the rim on this picutre on the hotbed - as you can see the rest of the cup was printed fine. The settings I am using are: Low quality Layer hight 0.3 Line width 0.5 Wall line count 3 Infill 30% Grid Support overhang 39 degrees This is not so much a problem in this part, as it is intended to hold liquid, so I will be coating it in layers of epoxy resin. But I would like a better finish!