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I forgot that you must set the "Shell Thickness" to the same size as the "Nozzle Size"
In Vase Mode (Spiralize the outer contour) it assumes the shell thickness is the size you want the walls In A Single Pass! So it was pushing out tons of filament and moving the head over 1.2mm to compensate. Needless to say, that don't work well.
Just as a suggestion for the next release: Please include in the balloon help that the Shell Thickness must be the same as the Nozzle Size when Spiralize checked.
Thanks!
P.S. I discovered this after Nuking my entire Cura installation (include Registry and hidden folders) and doing a complete/new install. Oh well...
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Found the solution here:
https://ultimaker.com/en/community/6508-spiralize-black-art
I forgot that you must set the "Shell Thickness" to the same size as the "Nozzle Size"
In Vase Mode (Spiralize the outer contour) it assumes the shell thickness is the size you want the walls In A Single Pass! So it was pushing out tons of filament and moving the head over 1.2mm to compensate. Needless to say, that don't work well.
Just as a suggestion for the next release: Please include in the balloon help that the Shell Thickness must be the same as the Nozzle Size when Spiralize checked.
Thanks!
P.S. I discovered this after Nuking my entire Cura installation (include Registry and hidden folders) and doing a complete/new install. Oh well...
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