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Posted · Gaps in shell after slicing

I downloaded a piece off of thingiverse and have noticed these gaps after slicing. I have been trying a variety of things but believe I had the most success with horizontal expansion. Anyone else have any tips on why this happens? Could it just be the model I downloaded could have been drawn and extruded differently?

Thanks in advance, Will

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    Posted (edited) · Gaps in shell after slicing

    Also found that "Outer Wall Inset" of .2mm is very effective. Not exactly sure what it does but here is the difference.

     

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    Posted · Gaps in shell after slicing
    18 hours ago, willryan3 said:

    Also found that "Outer Wall Inset" of .2mm is very effective. Not exactly sure what it does but here is the difference.

     

    OUTTER WALL INSET.PNG

    Though it appears to be "solved" in cura, the print came out very uneven and blemishy.

    Any other ideas?

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