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Oozing problems

By Gabrielislost, October 14, 2016 in Cura + plugins

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Posted October 14, 2016 in Oozing problems

HELLO FRIENDS!!

I need your help, i am printing dual extruder prints but i am having oozing problems, i am thinking of editing every layer to solve the problem but my print has too many layers, can someone help me with this problem? it would be great to edit every layer using a program, hope to hear from you guys soon:)

Sincerely Gabriel

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