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If you have more than around 10 moves in 1mm of distance most marlin printers (including Ultimaker printers) can't handle that and it stops while it loads up more moves into the buffer.
Look at the stl file or the gcode file carefully to see if you have too many line segments in one spot. Some CAD programs are better at positioning the STL triangles than other programs. Or there might be some kind of "resolution" feature when outputting to STL. Maybe you have to lower the resolution so there aren't so many triangles.
Or I could be wrong and it's a different issue.
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If you have more than around 10 moves in 1mm of distance most marlin printers (including Ultimaker printers) can't handle that and it stops while it loads up more moves into the buffer.
Look at the stl file or the gcode file carefully to see if you have too many line segments in one spot. Some CAD programs are better at positioning the STL triangles than other programs. Or there might be some kind of "resolution" feature when outputting to STL. Maybe you have to lower the resolution so there aren't so many triangles.
Or I could be wrong and it's a different issue.
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