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Wow, an encyclopedia of information in one post. Amazing! Thank You I didn't have the Ironing Speed visible and when I enabled it it was set at 25mm? I inserted all these settings and try them out today. I'll try this one next True. In the past I would make these as hollow tubes and they worked well, I decided to try to use end caps to see if it would be better. I even tried to print the end caps separately and glue them in place Some of these models I make are up to 4" in diameter and your robust settings may be just what is needed Winter trees is hollow and works well. The fern has a top and bottom layer and is 4" in diameter (yet to be printed

Hi Greg, thanks for replying. Here is the 3mf file saved as you requested TopLayerTest.3mf

FWIW, I have the same problem and I was hoping someone has an answer. I'm trying to get a better top layer that doesn't sag TopLayerTest.3mf

Ok, I think I understand what you are saying. My model was centered in Fusion 360, but when placing a 3mf file it will land on the front left edge because that is the nature of the beast? Thank you for taking the time for such an in-depth explanation

Hi Dustin I've turned that on and off to see if it helps, it didn't make a difference either way. I guess I took a snapshot of the screen while it was still on. Is there something else I might turn on or off? Thanks

When I load a 3mf into Cura 5.2.2 the model drops on the left front edge. I know I can move it to wherever I want using the cursor but I was wondering if there is a setting to have it drop in the center.