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This sort of initial inaccuracy is something I've noticed before on other FDM/FFF printers. I could get rid of it by rounding or chamfering the bottom edge, but is it not possible to correct for it in the printer settings? As it's quite a common thing to see, does the effect have a name?
In Cura you can influence this with the setting (Shell ->) "Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion" (read the comments).
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In Cura you can influence this with the setting (Shell ->) "Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion" (read the comments).
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