I'm curious as to what the answer would be should the object be much larger. The answers seemed to dwell on the fact that perhaps the OP had scaling mixed up, thus no answer was offered. I have tried to import objects from a repository I have access to. Different authors but all legitimate objects than can be and have been printed. Some proceed normally through the process. Others get this 10000% dead end. Thanks for any clues to get past this.
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gr5 2,071
So I think you have your units confused. 1mm is about a 25th of an inch. It's about the thickness of a quarter. Do you really want to print something that small? You could fit about 20 of these things into a pea.
If you really need to print something that small, well try checking "print thin walls" in cura. Also make sure you print at least 5 of them at the same time as you need to let one layer cool for a few seconds so if you print 5 that will give it a few seconds to cool one part while it prints the layer of another.
If you are going to be printing a lot of things this small you should invest in a 0.25mm nozzle. Or even smaller.
But more likely you are confused about how big 1mm is.
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Steverc1572 5
Are you sure you are wanting to print something appox 1/2 the thickness of your filament?
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