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Posted · Autoscaling by 10,000% of original size

Hi,

 

My model is autoscaling by 10,000 of original size at import. When I slice it, it is not slicing properly.

I wrote to cura customer support and sent them my model, they said my model is very large.  

So, I checked the model and measured. It showed it is in bounding box of 0.5 meters. Also I would to like to mention here, that the model has thickness of 0.002m.

Please tell me how much I should scale down my model ?

I have attached the file both in obj and stl to check.

Please let me know, Thanks.

1999431012_forCURA.obj 1980394972_forCura.stl

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    Posted · Autoscaling by 10,000% of original size

    When the model scales by that amount in the slicer, it means the scale is off.

     

    Where did you get the model? Or did you make the model itself?

     

    I am downloading it so that I can look at it later and let you know what I have found.

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    Posted · Autoscaling by 10,000% of original size

    That is a strange model and just a shell.  I will assume it was from a scan of the vehicle.  I rotated it to what would be body coordinates and when it comes into Cura it is X=.5027  Y=.2187  Z=.6135.  If you use a scale factor of 10 then the numbers look reasonable for an SUV measured in Meters.  Because it requires scaling to get to meters I believe somebody missed a trick (or two) along the way in whatever hardware was used for the scan and whatever software was used to translate the point cloud of the scan and maybe also in the STL generator.

    Even scaled up to just fit on my build plate (40000%) and using a .2 nozzle and .15 line width the walls barely slice.  There is no internal structure to hold the print together and there is no roof or hood.  I don't see any way to slice or print this model without adding thickness to all the panels (doors, hood, roof, etc.).

     

    I'm just one person here.  Maybe one of the others has a different take on it.   Right now I just don't think there is enough model to work with.

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    Posted · Autoscaling by 10,000% of original size

    The same thing happens to me when I try to import something in the slicer that's too large for the print bed, it'll auto-scale by 10,000%

    I've just tried removing a few items from my design that's made up of several parts, and it now imports to the correct size.

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