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Posted · adjustable wrench, trial1

You might want to adjust the horizontal expansion so the parts don't intertwine. There's a Cura option for that that I forgot the name (ofc is a hodden option that needs to be unhidden).

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    Posted · adjustable wrench, trial1

    You might want to adjust the horizontal expansion so the parts don't intertwine. There's a Cura option for that that I forgot the name (ofc is a hodden option that needs to be unhidden).

     

    thanks, i never know that there was so much hidden "underwater"

    do you give a possitive value or negative value to make the holes bigger?

    i assume a +1

    or is this trial and errow combined with a bit of good luch :)

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    Posted · adjustable wrench, trial1

    Umm yeah is called Horizontal expansion. Well if you use a beta g number you will see the slice layers changing. So that will show you how much or less it needs to be. I assume negative number would compress the print and positive will expand right?

    But to only change the outlines there's other option called Outer Wall Inset. Play with it and check the changes on the slicer view.

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