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Under the Printer tab, there is a Loop/Solid Infill Overlap. I'm not entirely sure if this will solve this particular problem, as it may simply be a case of the slicer not wanting to fill in small gaps between perimeters (SkeinForge has such a behavior). But it might be worth a shot?
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 12:19 PM, Peter Gregory <pwgr...@comcast.net> wrote:
I'm printing a small part and I can't get the fill lines to touch the circle lines.
It leaves a gap through the entire print.I tried changing the extruder width (top printed at 0.65mm, bottom printed at 0.40mm) but it still won't fill the entire area.Does anyone know what setting controls this?I'm using KISSlicer MAC 1.1.0.14 + CubitMod 3.0
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