1) I can try that. Thank you.
2) That is not an option. The employee did not leave the company on good terms.
3) Also, not an option. It was digitally scanned from an archaeological artifact.
4) The previous employee did not use the printer properly, and it is now broken beyond repair.
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1) You can google "gcode to mesh converter" or "gcode to stl converter". It's a pretty ugly process. I don't recommend it. Your part will look very ugly and rough.
2) You can contact the "previous colleague". He'll probably say something like - "it's in the git repository!" or "I left it in 15 locations so you couldn't miss it" or something like that.
3) You can create the part from scratch again in CAD. It's good practice - each time I use CAD I get better at it. And faster. It's time well spent.
4) As a stop gap measure you can just print it on the UM2 until you do one of the steps above.
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