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So I printed this Horsea from printables here, and came back to this.. Removed the supports and it looks like this.. Additional pic in comments.

Is this a faulty model? I sure fixed it with netfabb before slicing..

Is this something error while slicing? I'll reslicing try later maybe..

Did something happened to the Z axis? Is there not enough support?

This was printed on my Prusa Mini+ with bondtech extruder and revo micro hotend, 0.3 mm layer height with 0.6 nozzle, temp 235. Filament is Polymaker Polyflex.

Any help is appreciated..!

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[-] TomFrost@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

This is tough to diagnose without seeing how it was sliced. Could you take a screenshot of the model in your slicer, using the view that shows what it looks like after being sliced?

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