RC plane 3d print

[quaint briar]

So I'm working on a rc plane and I've tried many slicers cura,lychee,simplify3D,makerbot,mattercontrol and all have had problems slicing the model correctly this is a thin wall print any suggestions?

[keen osprey]

AI Help

When dealing with thin wall prints, there are a few things you can try to improve the slicing process:

1. Ensure your model is watertight: Make sure there are no gaps or holes in your model that could cause issues during slicing. Repair any issues using a mesh repair tool like Netfabb or Meshmixer.

2. Adjust slicing settings: Experiment with different slicer settings, such as the wall thickness, nozzle size, print speed, and print temperature. Increasing the number of walls or using a smaller nozzle can help with thin wall prints.

3. Enable or adjust specific options: Some slicers have specific features for thin walls, such as "Detect Thin Walls" in Cura or "Detect Thin Features" in Simplify3D. Enable these options and adjust the parameters to suit your needs.

4. Use a different slicing software: If you've tried multiple slicers without success, consider trying other software options like PrusaSlicer or Slic3r. Each slicer has its own algorithm, and some may handle thin walls be...

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[mossy estuary]

Modify the wall
It may be too small to successfully print with the current nozzle size

[fallow nimbus]

also most people use prusaslicer with no issues

orcaslicer if you want to be that guy

[quaint briar]

It is a extremely complex model

[mossy estuary]

Are you able to share a picture of the wall geometry?

It would be a very small adjustment

[quaint briar]

Atm no

But in a few hours yea