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Posted · How to partially infill

Hello-

I am trying to print this part with a hole that goes through 1/3 of the way. I have tried many different approach S like zeroing the infil and going to special mode and changing it to surface mode, but it still prints a infil or support in the hole. The part is printed in the same position as in the pic with pink lines.  Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.  

Brad

 

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    Posted · How to partially infill

    Hi, thanks for the model. Well, I sliced it using my normal settings and it looks OK, here's the last layer of the hole...

     

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    Here's the same model with the remove all holes setting enabled, perhaps you have done that?

     

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    Posted · How to partially infill

    Hello Burtoogle, Happy 4th  of July!

     

    Wonder if you can offer me some more advice. 

     

    I keep getting an error when I downloaded Cura 4.6.1 pic included. That is causing some issues I think with printing.

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    I must print my part using the standard Brim. However when I do that the part wont stick to the plate. I've printed many of these and never had this issue. This is a brand new printer, same model I used b-4 Monoprice V2 mini with no Brim Issues. I looks like to me that there isn't enough filament coming out on Brim mode. Is this adjustable, does it need to be adjusted. It shows 100%  

     

    But, when I switch to Raft it sticks no problem. Raft is not a strong enough hold for this part. I really need to fugue out what is causing this. Is it the error I keep getting when I down load Cura, Is it a setting that I am missing? 

     

    Any help is appreciated. 

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    MSMV2E3D_rev11 (3).3mf

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    Posted · How to partially infill

    Remove those profiles and see what happens...

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    Posted · How to partially infill
    7 hours ago, Bah454 said:

    Hello Burtoogle, Happy 4th  of July!

     

    Wonder if you can offer me some more advice. 

     

    I keep getting an error when I downloaded Cura 4.6.1 pic included. That is causing some issues I think with printing.

    Issue-

    I must print my part using the standard Brim. However when I do that the part wont stick to the plate. I've printed many of these and never had this issue. This is a brand new printer, same model I used b-4 Monoprice V2 mini with no Brim Issues. I looks like to me that there isn't enough filament coming out on Brim mode. Is this adjustable, does it need to be adjusted. It shows 100%  

     

    But, when I switch to Raft it sticks no problem. Raft is not a strong enough hold for this part. I really need to fugue out what is causing this. Is it the error I keep getting when I down load Cura, Is it a setting that I am missing? 

     

    Any help is appreciated. 

    Cura Error Pic.jpg

    MSMV2E3D_rev11 (3).3mf 220.77 kB · 0 downloads

     

    I would personally reset Cura so it's all back to default settings, if you still get a problem with brims not sticking it could be that the print cores/feeders need to be cleaned.

     

    Because you might not be getting the full filament flow, what means the filament don't get pushed down to the glass as much.

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