The print didn’t finish because of a corrupt file apparently (that’s what the printer told me). I’m wondering what causes that big gap between the layers.
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No joke, that's the weirdest failure I've ever seen on a single 3D printed part.
Right?
The other section of the ship that printed at the same time also has a weird gap but the whole thing printed overall. I can’t figure out how to add more pictures or I would have included that as well.
Yeah its wierd as f. But I guess bad gcode file did that. If you are using browser there is a button to upload pics just above textbox. You can eddit your main post or just put it in comment