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Nicksdesign

The Makerbot slicer does have a function called a 'spur', both internal and external. This is a perimeter pass that is not a full closed loop. With full loop perimeters, there is always an even number of perimeter passes across a part layer. With the internal spur function enabled, instead of droppi...

Nicksdesign

It's true that the walls on the right print are somewhat thicker than the left print with the void in the middle. However, it's not clear to me that that is because the fill pass over extruded because it couldn't be done or because my printer is not well calibrated. There is a lot of variation in th...

Nicksdesign

There likely is a physical limit to the small size of voids that can be filled, but I haven't yet experienced this limit. That is not the issue. If one looks at the photo in the first post, one can see that the void/gap is not that small. Consider the parts in the attached photo. This object was spe...

Nicksdesign

While this behavior is common with slicers, requiring the part design to be changed to fit the extruded filament size, or playing around with the width of the extruded filament is not a very good solution. For what it's worth, Slic3r has a setting which can be used to fill in this gap (Infill/Solid ...

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