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That's an interesting STL! It seems to be 2 meshes in one.
If you print it like this, you will have a hoovering layer and I believe your printjob will likely fail. 😮
Do you see that the brim is not applied everywhere?
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Hey @koiker,
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That's an interesting STL! It seems to be 2 meshes in one.
If you print it like this, you will have a hoovering layer and I believe your printjob will likely fail. 😮
Do you see that the brim is not applied everywhere?
I used the Meshtools Plugin to split the STL in two meshes.
You can get it here: https://marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/plugins/fieldofview/MeshTools
By splitting it you can print it as it's intended two models and it looks like this
Was that what you are looking for?
UMS5_PrusaSpoolHolderModified.3mf
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