Tesla Model Y 2021
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This model is unprintable - full of holes. I've had three other people look at it and try to fix it - they declared it unfixable. Might be ok for rendering, not for printing. Why is this for sale on a printing website!?! And I fell for it.
These models with much details may be not really well accepted by the slicing software.
Additional settings may be required depending on the type of your hardware and software.
If gaps are found in the body of the model when using the Cura slicer: 1) Enable all settings 2) In the "Repair Objects" section, enable "Keep Detached Surfaces" 3) Turn on the item "print thin walls"