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Seam at revolve

john_petty368john_petty368 Member Posts: 2 ✭
in Using Onshape
So I take my models from onshape to 3d print.  My model is a circle and for some reason I get a seam.  It doesn't show on the model so I am not sure if this is something to do with the onshape model or how it gets sliced in my slicing program.  Has anyone ran into this?

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  • shawn_crockershawn_crocker Member, OS Professional Posts: 866 PRO
    Is the seam actually because your slicing parameters are set to always start and stop perimeters in the same place?  You can change the slicing setting to pick a random start and stop perimeter location which can remove that seamed look.  I actually prefer the seamed look because I find everywhere there is no seam, looks really good.  With a random start and stop, I find the whole surface looks a bit more shaggy.
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