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JCos01

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Hello everybody, I've been working in my STEM class for a while and I am having trouble with the customized infill being deleted when I slice it. The biggest problem is the nose. There are 3 thicker posts that do print, but only because they are part of the shell. I'm printing in PLA with the Dremel 3D40, which has its own software plug through Cura. The screenshots are from the browser version which is missing a lot of settings, and it still doesn't slice correctly. Chromebooks can't run Cura, so I'm using my home computer and a flash drive for this.

Screenshot 2019-04-02 at 1.16.52 PM.png

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