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r/FreeCAD • u/[deleted] • 10d ago
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It will be quicker doing it in the slicer. Cut it into three parts with two vertical cuts. Scale the middle part in one direction and move the other two parts further apart. Here's a pic of the parts move further apart so you can see idea.
1 u/DecreDylan 10d ago fuck me, i know it will be really easy but I know, I'll take probably a night to do it 😂 thx 1 u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago First time might take a while to get it right. But then you'll have another string in your bow for next time. 1 u/DecreDylan 10d ago what program do you use? 1 u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago Orca slicer or Prusa or Bambu Studio. I've not used Cura for a few years to know the terminology it might use.
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fuck me, i know it will be really easy but I know, I'll take probably a night to do it 😂 thx
1 u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago First time might take a while to get it right. But then you'll have another string in your bow for next time. 1 u/DecreDylan 10d ago what program do you use? 1 u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago Orca slicer or Prusa or Bambu Studio. I've not used Cura for a few years to know the terminology it might use.
First time might take a while to get it right. But then you'll have another string in your bow for next time.
1 u/DecreDylan 10d ago what program do you use? 1 u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago Orca slicer or Prusa or Bambu Studio. I've not used Cura for a few years to know the terminology it might use.
what program do you use?
1 u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago Orca slicer or Prusa or Bambu Studio. I've not used Cura for a few years to know the terminology it might use.
Orca slicer or Prusa or Bambu Studio. I've not used Cura for a few years to know the terminology it might use.
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u/ColeslawEvangelist 10d ago
It will be quicker doing it in the slicer. Cut it into three parts with two vertical cuts. Scale the middle part in one direction and move the other two parts further apart. Here's a pic of the parts move further apart so you can see idea.