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Cura shows the "Not Watertight" warning immediately upon opening the STL. Cura is attempting to build two outer walls in that area. Either a wall is flipped and faces the wrong way, or the model was created with the cross piece line-to-line with the peripheral piece. The model is 4 pieces that almost connect together. The picture below is the first layer with Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion set to -.10. You can see numerous holes around the peripheral piece as well. That's a bad model. Cura's Mesh Tool is unable to fix it.
Here is the same model after being repaired at Service.Netfabb.com. This will print, but I would set Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion to 0. There are still some errors at higher layers. Bad model.
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Cura shows the "Not Watertight" warning immediately upon opening the STL. Cura is attempting to build two outer walls in that area. Either a wall is flipped and faces the wrong way, or the model was created with the cross piece line-to-line with the peripheral piece. The model is 4 pieces that almost connect together. The picture below is the first layer with Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion set to -.10. You can see numerous holes around the peripheral piece as well. That's a bad model. Cura's Mesh Tool is unable to fix it.
Here is the same model after being repaired at Service.Netfabb.com. This will print, but I would set Initial Layer Horizontal Expansion to 0. There are still some errors at higher layers. Bad model.
Attached is the STL of the repaired model.
1609520774_cortanteflorcapsula1_fixed.stl
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