Is it the export or the import that's wrong? Can you attach the STL file?

Is it the export or the import that's wrong? Can you attach the STL file?

However, the model is 1000 mm (39.9" long, which I "suspect" might be bigger than your Tormach travels If this is an imported STL file, you're going to need to scale it down to your appropriate size HA!

They were scaled really small in import . 1000 times smaller. Rescaled and problem is gone, thank you!

They were scaled really small in import . 1000 times smaller. Rescaled and problem is gone, thank you!

However, the model is 1000 mm (39.9" long, which I "suspect" might be bigger than your Tormach travels If this is an imported STL file, you're going to need to scale it down to your appropriate size HA!

Have tried 1000 manipulations to export as STL four different bodies so as to be able to align them for 3d printing using Simplify3d.

Have tried 1000 manipulations to export as STL four different bodies so as to be able to align them for 3d printing using Simplify3d.

I have been recently working with large STL files from a 3D scan (69K vertices).

I didn't say that I wouldn't try to run a simulation on an imported model. I said I wouldn't try to run a simulation on "an Imported MESH body".

I didn't say that I wouldn't try to run a simulation on an imported model. I said I wouldn't try to run a simulation on "an Imported MESH body".

I have been recently working with large STL files from a 3D scan (69K vertices).

Step 2: Copy Save As to create the STL Step 3: Import the Shrinkwrap STL into Blender.

For 3D printing, I use Save as Mesh to generate . stl files. I import them into Lychee Slicer which detects errors.

For 3D printing, I use Save as Mesh to generate . stl files. I import them into Lychee Slicer which detects errors.