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· Cannot print the following openscad model
I solved the layer shift problem. It had to do with too tight belts and and too loose pulleys.
As always if two problems happen at once we tend to think about only a single cause.
So in this case it is a win to cura, which slices fine and kisslicer creates some funny artifacts. Still I have no idea how to repair an visually fine stl file. Meshlab is far too complicated to do this and netfab would just not find anything to repair. Is there another software for repairing models?
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I solved the layer shift problem. It had to do with too tight belts and and too loose pulleys.
As always if two problems happen at once we tend to think about only a single cause.
So in this case it is a win to cura, which slices fine and kisslicer creates some funny artifacts. Still I have no idea how to repair an visually fine stl file. Meshlab is far too complicated to do this and netfab would just not find anything to repair. Is there another software for repairing models?
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