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Hello people of the Ultimaker 3d community!

I have a problem printing my car model and was hoping one of you could help me. The car model is a surface made in Fusion 360. For some reason it is impossible to make the surface to a solid. I would like the model to be about 2 mm thick, but when you slice the model it will only print parts of it. Is there a way to fix this model?

 

Link to grabcad:

https://grabcad.com/library/my-car-7

Final 3d car v1.stl

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    Posted · 3d print surface

    "Your model is not manifold" error.

    It can't be sliced because it isn't a solid and it's not closed.  You'll need to do something in Fusion to create a solid model.  I don't know Fusion but in other programs you could make a solid base and then do Surface Cuts and eliminate the areas that aren't part of the car.

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