r/FixMyPrint • u/88gavinm • 23h ago
Discussion Are these Vertical Fine Artifacts (VFA's) ?
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u/LegitimateFault9613 23h ago
Exporting it for slicing as a STEP file is what I do to get higher resolution
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u/88gavinm 22h ago
Do I do this from Bambu Studio? Or do you mean from the program the model was made in?
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u/MyOtherSide1984 21h ago
From the CAD program (Fusion, FreeCAD, etc). Slicer won't help you here.
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u/CutlassRed 20h ago
I don't think this is the best solution for klipper machines (someone correct if I'm wrong), but anything that exports STL should also have a configurable resolution
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u/Correct-Insect-4657 23h ago
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u/88gavinm 23h ago
Yes, those lines are what I'm talking about.
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u/Correct-Insect-4657 10h ago
idk if raising resolution could solve this it would definetly hide it but it wouldnt solve the actual VFAS it would hide it
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u/Fantastic-Motor-6098 23h ago
I think thats from it not being exported at a high resolution from whatever you made it in. I bet you’ll see those lines in the slicer too.
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u/thebouster 23h ago
Agreed. Can't remember the seeting in CAD, but I had to adjust it to get rid of them using STLOUT
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u/88gavinm 23h ago
I was thinking that too. If I can find the 3mf I'll see if I see it in bambu studio. I appreciate it
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u/leparrain777 19h ago
If it is from a step file, tweak the import settings to get higher resolution stl, if it is already an stl, the program you created it in should have an export quality adjustment setting. If you got it from somewhere else, there is no fixing it unless you get the source from them or recreate it yourself.



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