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exporting blender mesh to STL to slicing in cura has issues

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Hello 🤗,

I've been working on a mesh in blender, and I used bolt factory a blender addon to generate a nut and bolt to hopefully combine to independent pieces that I plan on printing.  Cura slices the bolt portion of the threads as intended, however the female (nut) portion of the threads  do not appear / render in cura after slicing the object.  Attached are some pictures of the process that I have been using.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

cheers 🍩
Chris

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