Hi, I just bought the prints but I have a bambu lab printer and it only accepts GCODE. I tried to splice myself but couldn't get it right. any chance you could help out?
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I tried printing the design, but I noticed in the slicer that the frame isn't lying flat on the print bed. The underside of the frame is warped. As it is now, the frame can't be printed properly. I already tried to print with support but it did not work. I guess a design problem crept in with the last update on December 1st. Could you please take a look at it?
Thanks for pointing this issue out! I just fixed it now after reading your comment. It was a tiny corner of an improperly deleted face from one of the holes at the bottom. I removed that and reuploaded the STL & STEP file for the frame.
All fixed, the frame sits flat in my slicer now, and turns out right when printed.