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Posted · Slicing. Shell settings problem. Non continuous shell. Weak union

hello all,

my first post here and newby using Cura.
 

Please find attached photo.

 

I sliced a part, and wings (paddles...) are "left" as a different CAD body. Cura creates a weak point

 

Then I compare with Repetier-Slic3r and it was fine (blue model).

Both have 3 layer shell.

 

I'd prefer use Cura.

 

How can I solve this issue?

 

Thank you.

wing_shell_cura-repet.jpg

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    Posted · Slicing. Shell settings problem. Non continuous shell. Weak union

    Hi all,

    I realize now, and I found the problem. It was my fault, beginner design mistake. It is amended now.
    The Sketch and Extrude features were not correct. What Cura found and did was ok.

    Attached photos.

     

    Thank you for your reply.

    slicing_Cura_CAD_design-mistake.JPG

    slicing_Cura_CAD_design-mistake_amended.JPG

    slicing_Cura_CAD_design-mistake_amended_sliced.JPG

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