kmanstudios 1,120
That missing part is odd looking, but the advice is spot on. If you do post the file, I will be happy to take a look. 🙂
That missing part is odd looking, but the advice is spot on. If you do post the file, I will be happy to take a look. 🙂
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GregValiant 1,246
When you get a splice like that horn where you see a layer all by itself then that usually indicates either an error in the model, or a feature that is too fine for your nozzle and line width. When that is the case, Cura doesn't recognize that the area needs support because it can't interpret the model.
First things first - go to Service.Netfabb.com and create a free account. Upload the model. The model will be repaired and then you can download the fixed version.
If you haven't done so, enable "Shell / Print Thin Walls" (it can help with fine details) and re-slice the fixed model and see how it goes.
Those teeth are going to be tough to get right. They will need support but they are so small that removing the support without breaking a tooth will be difficult.
If you can post the STL file here then maybe @kmanstudios can take a look. I think you'll need an artist's advice more than a guy who prints plastic angle iron parts.
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