I setup Cura as recommended for thin wall, and test wings print well. After slicing in Cura, you can see that the wing internal structure is only connected on one side, and there is a tiny gap on the other. This is exactly how it prints, so the top of the wing isn't secured to the internal structure. Please see screen cap from Cura (looking down on Wing2L). Is this intentional, or is something setup wrong?
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I setup Cura as recommended for thin wall, and test wings print well. After slicing in Cura, you can see that the wing internal structure is only connected on one side, and there is a tiny gap on the other. This is exactly how it prints, so the top of the wing isn't secured to the internal structure. Please see screen cap from Cura (looking down on Wing2L). Is this intentional, or is something setup wrong?
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I ran into the same issue when I attempted to slice the files in Cura. I went back to the g codes that were furnished by them instead of slicing them myself and so far they are printing great and fully attached on my Anycubic I3 Mega printer. The only adjustment I'm making is adjusting the temperatures a little to 230c and bed temperature of 64c. I alter them after the print starts. I'm using PLA + filament to increase strength.