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a nagging print problem
Hello forum,
This is my first time posting on this site, I hope to get some guidance with some of my issues.
Most current issue is that I am trying to print a set of front and rear axles for a 1/25 scale pickup model. When I print the hole that runs through the axle is solid no matter the orientation that I try to print. Someone mentioned to me that I will need drain holes but I'm not sure that is correct. There are 4 holes that are in the leaf springs of one of the axles that come out just fine. The hole diameter is 2mm.
Anyone have some thoughts or things that I could try??
Thank you,
Rick
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A sketch or picture of what you are trying to achieve would help.
One way might be to split the axle in half down itrs length a glue the two halves together afterwards and then clean the outside up.
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Thank you for the advice, I might try splitting. I would rather not if I can find the issue. Attached are both the slicer view, which would be what I am looking for. And the actual printed part that has the center hole filled in. Notice the open holes just above the filled hole.
Thank you,
Rick
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Sorry, when you said axle I thought you meant something like a tube or rod.
I know next to nothing about resin printers, but could you turn the STL in the slicer through 90 degrees so the holes are in a vertical plane?