Oh - and NEVER print anything before looking at it in slice view in cura. That would have saved you a lot of wasted time and filament.
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Oh - and NEVER print anything before looking at it in slice view in cura. That would have saved you a lot of wasted time and filament.
One way that I found to get around this issue was to use TinkerCad. I imported the STL that wasn't printing the model, only the support, into a new TinkerCad project. Then I simply exported that project to another STL file. Then I loaded the exported STL file into Cura (4.6.1) and Viola! It prints!
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Is it still a solid? I suspect somehow you turned a solid object into something not manifold. Maybe a picture would help. Try looking at it in xray view. Anything red or brown is a problem (probably the whole part).
Manifold means all the triangles in the STL connect together into a surface that encloses a solid. Whereas maybe when you cut it you don't stitch it up? Or maybe the part's walls are too thin to print? A think a picture would help us understand what is going on.
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