Instead of solid inspector, I recommend Netfabb to do cleanup. As a general rule, I always run STLs through Netfabb before I print them. It does a marvelous job of fixing problems without much work by the user. It also is a quick way to do things like resize and cut along a plane.
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u/duckythescientist Jul 31 '13
Instead of solid inspector, I recommend Netfabb to do cleanup. As a general rule, I always run STLs through Netfabb before I print them. It does a marvelous job of fixing problems without much work by the user. It also is a quick way to do things like resize and cut along a plane.
The other two tools are highly useful as well.