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You are right. A horizontal hole will not be expanded because it isn't vertical. Note that the Horizontal Expansions settings are with the rest of the Wall settings. Those settings only affect the XY.
So your horizontal hole must be designed correctly. Thick layer heights can make the hole oval shaped with the long axis in the Z. Cura has to hit the next layer height and it rarely is exactly at the quadrant of the circle. The tops and bottoms of horizontal holes are characteristically flat.
When it's necessary I chase them out with the appropriate drill. Pin chucks come in handy.
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You are right. A horizontal hole will not be expanded because it isn't vertical. Note that the Horizontal Expansions settings are with the rest of the Wall settings. Those settings only affect the XY.
So your horizontal hole must be designed correctly. Thick layer heights can make the hole oval shaped with the long axis in the Z. Cura has to hit the next layer height and it rarely is exactly at the quadrant of the circle. The tops and bottoms of horizontal holes are characteristically flat.
When it's necessary I chase them out with the appropriate drill. Pin chucks come in handy.
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