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Posted (edited) · How to print a piece in two colors (PLA Black + PLA orange)

[translated to english by gr5 - this part of the forum is for english only]

 

Hello,

I allow myself to ask a question on the forum because I have been stuck for a while for the realization of a part in 2 different colors.

Let me explain :

I want to print in one piece the attached plate "Bi-material 3 SolidWorks" which is an assembly of two black + orange parts (parts file)

Both plates have the same origin.

But when I merge in Cura, the plates overlap.... see attachment "Cura reality merging"

While I would like this result, see attachment "Cura expected result merging"

Could you help me ?

If what I want to achieve is doable, that will greatly help me!

Thanks in advance

 

Cordially

Baptiste

Bi-matière 3 SolidWorks.PNG

Cura réalité fusionnage.PNG

Cura résultat attendu fusionnage.PNG

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