#Cura Slicer Gaps

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supple jolt
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I get these gaps in Cura when I slice models, the gaps are different sizes and in different areas depending on the size and orientation of the model, and if I try to print it it doesnt print the area of the gap. I am not sure what causes it. the picture on the right shows it before slicing, how its supposed to look.

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fading compassBOT
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AI Help

The gaps you're seeing in Cura could be caused by several factors. Here are a few things you can check and try to resolve the issue:

  1. Model issues: Ensure that your 3D model doesn't have any errors or gaps in its geometry. You can use a tool like Netfabb or Meshmixer to repair and analyze your model for any issues.

  2. Wall thickness: Check the wall thickness of your model to ensure it is thick enough for your printer and chosen printing settings. Thin walls can result in gaps being generated during slicing.

  3. Print settings: Review your print settings in Cura. Check the layer height, nozzle size, and infill settings to ensure they are suitable for your printer and the model you're trying to print. Sometimes increasing the wall line count can help improve the print quality.

  4. Filament flow and extrusion: Make sure your printer's extruder is calibrated properly. Ensure that the filament is feeding smoothly without any clogs or slips. You can also try adjusting the extrusion mu...

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