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I am trying to print this file, but Cura is adding little "nits".  Simplify3D does not do this with the same STL.  How can I correct this?

 

The model has a raised logo - you can see text at the bottom, and then little dots below randomly - those should not be there.

 

I've tried many settings relating to surface, but none really seem to fit the issue.

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    Posted · Random nits on surface

    You didn't save it as a project, so I don't quite know with what settings you actually sliced it with.


    I think you need to enable "print thin walls", since the letters below the logo are pretty thin.

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    Posted · Random nits on surface

    The horses legs and the lower text are so narrow that slicing is problematic.

    Here is Cura 4.10 using the project file.  I changed the line width to .35 and enabled Print Thin Lines.  It is better but there are still discontinuities.

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    Here is what I got with PrusaSlicer with Detect Thin Walls enabled and all line widths at .35.  This looks much like the 4.10 preview as the legs and lower lettering are incomplete.

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    This is with Cura Arachne (which I think is the best slicer choice).  This is with a .3 nozzle at .28 line width.  I thought it looked pretty good.

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    Your current setup has horizontal expansion at -.02.  That is part of the problem as the legs and lower letters get even thinner.

    Using Arachne with .2 nozzle and .2 line width and horizontal expansion at +.01 finally looks very acceptable in Preview and the print time isn't too bad at 3hr15min.  I know it has doubled the print time but fine lettering (and horses legs) are tough to get right.

     

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