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Help making this watertight!
This is the second version of this design, the first one ran great with no issues, after replicating the same steps, this version is not watertight and impossible to print. Can't find the problem, please help!
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/74dc11c2feb8bd9bf4dab739/w/2f8eb9e2e5814f749c89545d/e/aedd5cc0bbd13e655332853b
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It's likely you need to turn your export setting to fine instead of medium. This is what you get when using medium.
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Oh, that's interesting. @justin_martin524 is right. The logo is borked if you export at medium. That looks like a bug on our end. I've filed an issue - sorry for the inconvenience.
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It still doesn't work when I upload it on the slicing software :(
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Works fine for me when I import an STL into Prusa slicer. What slicer are you using?
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STL
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I'm using Cura, I'll try a different slicer! Thank you
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It's likely you need to turn your export setting to fine instead of medium. This is what you get when using medium.
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Oh, that's interesting. @justin_martin524 is right. The logo is borked if you export at medium. That looks like a bug on our end. I've filed an issue - sorry for the inconvenience.
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This solved it!
Thank you so much, you're great!1
