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You have "Use Adaptive Layers" turned on in the Experimental section. Your Maximum Variation is 0.10mm. Since there are no curves to calculate adaptive layers for - Cura figures each layer height +0.10 since that's what it is being told to use.
So the math (for this model) is really 10/.3 = 33.3. Since Cura will not print a layer that is outside the model you end up with a model that is 33 layers tall and 9.9mm instead of the full 10mm tall.
You can see in the Gcode that the last Z height (gcode Layer:32) is:
Turn off "Make Overhangs Printable" in the Experimental section as well. Like "Remove All Holes" it's a niche setting that is handy when you need it but can just be confusing when you don't. Horizontal holes will all print with a chamfer inside because it's an overhang and Cura is making it printable.
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You have "Use Adaptive Layers" turned on in the Experimental section. Your Maximum Variation is 0.10mm. Since there are no curves to calculate adaptive layers for - Cura figures each layer height +0.10 since that's what it is being told to use.
So the math (for this model) is really 10/.3 = 33.3. Since Cura will not print a layer that is outside the model you end up with a model that is 33 layers tall and 9.9mm instead of the full 10mm tall.
You can see in the Gcode that the last Z height (gcode Layer:32) is:
G0 F600 X107.323 Y52.765 Z9.9
G0 F7200 X99.504 Y45.473
;TIME_ELAPSED:226.715676
;LAYER:32
And Layer:31 went down at Z=9.6.
Turn off "Make Overhangs Printable" in the Experimental section as well. Like "Remove All Holes" it's a niche setting that is handy when you need it but can just be confusing when you don't. Horizontal holes will all print with a chamfer inside because it's an overhang and Cura is making it printable.
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bren 0
thangs a lot! it works.
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