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The problem is not that Cura thinks that the two models are one, but they "melt together" while printing. Printers are not infinitely precise, like your models can be.
You can adjust the "Horizontal Expansion" setting to have Cura print the models with slightly more room between them, so they don't melt together as much. Also check out and experiment with the "Slicing Tolerance" setting.
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The problem is not that Cura thinks that the two models are one, but they "melt together" while printing. Printers are not infinitely precise, like your models can be.
You can adjust the "Horizontal Expansion" setting to have Cura print the models with slightly more room between them, so they don't melt together as much. Also check out and experiment with the "Slicing Tolerance" setting.
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This can be done by tweaking with the horizontal expansion,
FI on my S5 with PLA i use a horizontal expansion of -0.03 but with ABS its closer to -0.02.
Best way to test is to make cubes of 10mm precise and tweak the expansion until the print is exact 10mm.
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