Thanks Mike - It’s a great workaround to export the model in Milimeters and also have the same unit set in 3d printing Slicer application. You can then easily resize the model in the slicer app before printing.
not sure if @Mikewinters617’s case was resolved - but please make sure you have both your slicer and Shapr3D set up with the same unit (e.g.both in mm)
Hi Did get in touch with the printer company they claim the issue is with the modal file I am not sure what to do now. Else can you suggest any other slicer you recommend which works well Shaper3D
I exported the file in STL (mm) and opened it in CURA, and see the expected result. Cylinder, with a 40mm radius, 5mm high with 15.99mm radius hole in the middle. Can you post a pic of what you see in Flashprint?
Has this been resolved? I printed a very similar object and the radius of the hole is 11mm which should result in 22 diameter but when printed it is 21,40. 0,6 difference is quite a lot. The outer diameter is also smaller but not that much