I know it's been mentioned before, but since it haven't been comitted an fix to it i'll mentioned once again:
It's a bug/fault in "power_inlet_filtered", both in CAD and .stl where the lower honeycombs are 0.4mm to deep, resulting in the heatset hole breaking through the top surface of the body.
I've fixed in "my" CAD, but since it's litterlarly a 2 second fix it I bet who ever on the DEV team ends up doing this will find it easier to do it in CAD themself rather than importing a .step i post here.
newphreak
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1 year ago
I know it's been mentioned before, but since it haven't been comitted an fix to it i'll mentioned once again:
It's a bug/fault in "power_inlet_filtered", both in CAD and .stl where the lower honeycombs are 0.4mm to deep, resulting in the heatset hole breaking through the top surface of the body.
I've fixed in "my" CAD, but since it's litterlarly a 2 second fix it I bet who ever on the DEV team ends up doing this will find it easier to do it in CAD themself rather than importing a .step i post here.
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