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TheSniper

@Zemlin not verbatim.. First off I said I imported a single part that had 2 halfs and didn't work. second as a test I imported 2 halfs separately. and was able to get it to work I didn't ever say I wanted to import multiple STL's as your implying. I don't think your able to help me. with your screwd...

TheSniper

Here is a drawing of a sphere. really 2 half just side by side. When imported as a STL. both half at the same time I get 1 sphere. with no visible wall as a test I say print it... Infill is set to 10% but no visible wall. When imported as 2 separate half I can affect either side and get it to work. ...

TheSniper

It sounds more like a design issue than a slicer issue. My sentiments entirely!!! Solid and hollow. just like Wall thickness and fill density. is a configurable option. Not in my book! The configurable options are to vary the width of the extruded material to enable thin walls to be printed and to ...

TheSniper

let me try to say it even simpler. A user should / could be able to print a model of any shape size or complexity. that incorporates not only the features S3D offers. TO include " the ability to have some of the model SOLID and OR Hollow simultaneously." Simple as that. I could offer more ...

TheSniper

Okay all, I just generated a 10mm cube, and inside of that cube a 5mm cube. I imported the stl's respectively. in S3d. I created2 process's on the larger cube I said print solid. and the inner cube I said print hollow with 1 cutter layer. results? a single solid cube. If I do the reverse it comes ou...

TheSniper

What about complex objects? that frankly don't allow for sided by side printing. then in s3d split shells to objects; the objects will stay where they are and then you can select different process for each object... I think I get some of this process. until you said S3d split into shells. I don't s...

TheSniper

Thanks for the solution. But perhaps my example was too simple. it was suppose to be an ideal example to solve
more complex shapes.
What about complex objects? that frankly don't allow for sided by side printing.

TheSniper

All, Sorry if Im just missing some easy to see picture. how does one print / designed to print an object thats both hollow and solid. As an example. Say I wanted to pint a cube. that one half is solid and the other half hollow. I know in a standard cube I can select the walls thickness and fill. den...

TheSniper

Having similar issue from time to time.
Can post pics if necessary. Curious why no solution was posted for others to see.

TheSniper

Joe,
So Ill try and setup with scenario #2. If I do this will the ucs still look like it is now or will it move the the absolute bottom left of the GUI window view.?

btw: My clips actually are smaller But I drew them in big to illustrate them better.

-Sam

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