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Hey MariMakes,
Thanks for the reply. I was pretty sure it wasn't Cura. But I think Cura tried to slice the model and the model had some bad geometry and Cura did what it could with it.
It wasn't a clogged hot end as I printed something immediately after but your point in noted. I should have checked that. Had it been clogged, it could have been a real disaster on the next print job.
I had someone with a lot more knowledge than me take a look at my model and was told that there was defintely something strange with it. I redesigned the model and all is well now.
Thanks.
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Hey @ShipModeler,
Welcome to the Ultimaker Community 🎉
There is not a Cura setting that comes to mind when I see your description. 🤔
And what happends after a printjob is finished is defined in your printers firmware, and not in Cura.
Did your printjob abort? Could it be a powerfailure?
Did your printjobs show as finished? Are you sure you have don't clogged printcore?
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