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3D printer / slicing GUI built on top of the Uranium framework
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unable to slice #14285

Open 69Rigs opened 1 year ago

69Rigs commented 1 year ago

Application Version

5.2.1

Platform

Windows 11

Printer

Pixel s1

Reproduction steps

Slice the model

Actual results

says the software is unable to slice

Expected results

should have sliced it

Checklist of files to include

Additional information & file uploads

issue doesnt happen when ender 3 pro is selected instead

GregValiant commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the report. If it slices for the Ender then maybe you have a setting that is beyond one of the "Maxes" for the Pixel. Load the "Printer Settings" plugin from the Market Place and check things like the "Max Z Feedrate". There are printers with Max Z speed of 5mm/sec and if you try to slice with the Zhop speed at 10mm/sec you would get the "can't slice" message. If a setting is the issue then the setting box should be showing a red background. A Project File would be very helpful. Without one it's all guesswork.

69Rigs commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the help. I'm surprised I got a response so quickly. I've attached the stl file here. I'll test out what you suggestd when you have time. I appreciate the help.

skull clean.stl https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b5INuopYUJ7M-jFSyczoA12sX8gs-eIQ/view?usp=drive_web Clint Johny 69Rigs

On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 4:18 PM GregValiant @.***> wrote:

Thanks for the report. If it slices for the Ender then maybe you have a setting that is beyond one of the "Maxes" for the Pixel. Load the "Printer Settings" plugin from the Market Place and check things like the "Max Z Feedrate". There are printers with Max Z speed of 5mm/sec and if you try to slice with the Zhop speed at 10mm/sec you would get the "can't slice" message. If a setting is the issue then the setting box should be showing a red background. A Project File would be very helpful. Without one it's all guesswork.

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GregValiant commented 1 year ago

I'm retired. It's all about when I roll out of bed and the coffee is done. With the Pixel printer active, load the model in Cura and set Cura up to slice. Use the "File | Save Project" command to create a project file. It will include the model, your settings, and the Pixel S1.

From what I see of the STL file there are some extremely delicate features within the skull. I really see no way to print this successfully. Removing the supports would likely destroy parts of the model. I didn't have any trouble slicing it for my Ender 3 Pro either (but you knew that).

69Rigs commented 1 year ago

Thanks Greg - I'm really struggling here right now. I've been figuring out how to make STLs from Dicom files right now. I'm their only option - 3D printing - especially for these kinds of applications is almost non-existent in India right now - they need it for medical purposes. The patient is an old customer of mine. He had a horrible accident and his mom called me to help his son out. I'm gonna have a sleepless night today but let's hope for the best - at least I'm making progress. This model is a lot cleaner now. I'm still wondering how i'll get it to print. it's a miracle he's still alive after this. I'm just praying for a miracle with this print too. they need 3 sections so maybe that will work out somehow.

Clint Johny

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On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 5:11 PM GregValiant @.***> wrote:

I'm retired. It's all about when I roll out of bed and the coffee is done. With the Pixel printer active, load the model in Cura and set Cura up to slice. Use the "File | Save Project" command to create a project file. It will include the model, your settings, and the Pixel S1.

From what I see of the STL file there are some extremely delicate features within the skull. I really see no way to print this successfully. Removing the supports would likely destroy parts of the model. I didn't have any trouble slicing it for my Ender 3 Pro either (but you knew that).

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