Fixing a Bad STL Model File using Netfabb Online Service (CR10 3D Printer)
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Fixing a Bad STL Model File using Netfabb Online Service (CR10 3D Printer)
which I found on Thingiverse: (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2974605).
I am using the CR-10 3D Printer, Blue eSun+ PLA filament
and Simplify 3D slicer program.
The symptoms of my first two printing tries had areas that were not printed
and therefore some areas were not attached.
This led me to speculate that the original cad design is faulty.
But that was not where the problem was,
it was the STL Model File that was faulty.
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Using the Netfabb Online Service to fix a bad STL file.
1) To fix a BAD STL model file,
go to: (https://service.netfabb.com/login.php?f ... mDH5ATEo8Y)
and sign into the Netfabb Online Service.
(Note: if you do not have an account with Autodesk you will need to create one first).
2) Press " Upload 3D model"
3) Then select your STL 3D model File and press "Open", this will start the processing.
4) When done you should see "File successfully processed" with maybe some other finished info.
5) Next press "Download" to your computer or to your slicer program.
5) Then print your fixed STL file and see the results.
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After downloading the Fixed STL model file, I printed it with eSun+ Yellow filament
which has been the best filament I have printed with so far.
This time, this thingiverse.com RC Wheel STL file printed properly.
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