kmanstudios 1,120
Without actually seeing the model and what is missing, it is not possible to diagnose if it is a 'missing' part due to the lakc of Cura ability or model not being correctly made or if setting really need to be tweaked.
Without actually seeing the model and what is missing, it is not possible to diagnose if it is a 'missing' part due to the lakc of Cura ability or model not being correctly made or if setting really need to be tweaked.
Definitely turn off brim for this part.
Also I agree that the issue is probably "coasting" and so it may print just fine. Or maybe you need to turn off coasting or tweak it a bit. I have never tried it myself.
Thank you for all your answers!
You're right, when I remove coasting the material deficiencies no longer appear in cura. it's a misleading representation of cura. When I display the displacements (coasting on), these gaps are represented as displacements.
Thank you.
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JohnInOttawa 104
This looks to me like coasting - you're not extruding in the gaps but you'll lay down oozing filament. Try it again with no coasting and see....
John
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