If you can post the CAD model in STEP, Acis or Parasolid file format I can probably fix the model in my CAD software.
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If you can post the CAD model in STEP, Acis or Parasolid file format I can probably fix the model in my CAD software.
I took a look at the vile and it is really a mess. I could not fix it without basically rebuilding the file from scratch. There are voids with really hyperthin walls and it is also non-manifold in a lot of areas (the places that show up as problems) a lot of open edges and non-welded vertices that cannot connect.
Errrr, vile = file. I do not type well these days. 🙂
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If this is your STL file, what software did you use to create it. I have different advice for different software.
If this is not your model, try repairing it in netfabb free service (you have to create an account but it's free):
https://service.netfabb.com/login.php
Another thing you might try is under "mesh fixes" uncheck everything. And if that doesn't help try checking "extensive stitching". There's also a mesh repair tool built into cura but it's not as good as the netfabb one. But might show you the issues:
In the upper right corner of Cura click "marketplace" and make sure you are on the "plugins" tab and install "Mesh Tools". Then restart Cura. Now right click on your model, choose "mesh tools" and first choose
"check mesh", then if that passes choose "fix model normals" and "fix simple holes".
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