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Slicing software having trouble to properly scale .stl files for enclosure #49
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Have you tried out the single parts from here: https://github.com/maxritter/DIY-Thermocam/tree/master/Enclosure/ArducamV1_Radiometric/3D%20Print ? Do they also have the mentioned issue? |
Hello, yes, I'm talking specifically about .stl files from that folder. |
They were not created by myself, but by Llorenç Macià. I will notify him about this Github issue. Maybe some automatic STL fixer like this one helps? https://tools3d.azurewebsites.net |
I tried that and it didn't help. I'm not sure what is actually the correct way. |
Hello Sergek, I made it by inventor, you are right. Few days ago, when I send it to another friend of mine he appointed the same as you do. But, if I am not wrong, the scale is 1/10. Hence, scale the dimensions and you get the piece as it should be. Make sure that the walls are thick as 2,4 mm the siders and 3 mm the closers. |
Hi Llorenç, I will try your suggestions, thank you! |
Thank you very much. So I will re-export it properly and I will pull a request with the update! |
The parts should be fixed in the latest commit: https://github.com/maxritter/DIY-Thermocam/tree/master/Enclosure/ArducamV1_Radiometric/3D%20Print Please report back if this solves your problem :) |
Thank you, it's much better but still not quite there yet unfortunately . I've test printed the bottom.stl and it came out 1/4th smaller than the original. |
Dear Sergek, I am having some troubles because I don't know the exact measures I have to achieve. So it means that I am scaling the parts I have drawed. So I explain my procedure.
But I repeat my problem: I do not know exactly what are the measures of the holes, the radius, etc. BTW, I am thinking about redrawing it in a 3dprinting capable, which it means to reinforce some little parts, like the holes next to the borders, which, after I see the result of the printing, it is quite week and it needs to be way stronger |
The 3d printing files have been updated: https://github.com/maxritter/DIY-Thermocam/tree/master/Enclosure/Radiometric/3D%20Print |
Hi, it took me some time to get back and try these updated files and I've tried only the front and back covers, but I'm happy to say that after some very light treatment the parts fit very nice. |
Glad to hear it's working now! |
I know these are contributed files, but the uploaded .stl files for 3d printing have some units issue.
Slicing software thinks that the models are tiny.
Does anyone know if it's possible to fix this without downloading the 'inventor' and re-exporting those .stl's?
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