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cube without top gets a top face added without my input.
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· cube without top gets a top face added without my input.
It sounds like you didn't create a solid in blender. Blender lets you create infinitely thin walls - which are not printable (well they are printable as infinitely thin means nothing is there).
You need to specify the width of your walls in blender by creating more surfaces.
Alternatively you can set infill% to zero and top thickness also to zero since you are just printing a simple cube.
Maybe you should show what the part looks like in blender or in preview mode to verify what I'm saying. There are other possibilities.
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It sounds like you didn't create a solid in blender. Blender lets you create infinitely thin walls - which are not printable (well they are printable as infinitely thin means nothing is there).
You need to specify the width of your walls in blender by creating more surfaces.
Alternatively you can set infill% to zero and top thickness also to zero since you are just printing a simple cube.
Maybe you should show what the part looks like in blender or in preview mode to verify what I'm saying. There are other possibilities.
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