How to fix odd layers in the middle of a solid
Greetings!
I am looking for some guidance. I am attempting to print some tokens for my friend's bar. This seems like it should be very simple, but I am running into an issue that is causing the prints to take a lot of extra time, and also it seems to "smush" some of the layers causing some of the parts to look terrible and get tossed.
This token consists of a 2.6mm thick, 45mm diameter cylinder that I created using prusa slicer. On top of that, I have placed an .STL of some artwork that was provided by the bar owner. I am printing these with 100% infill and ironing on top surfaces.
The odd thing that happens- About halfway through the solid cylinder, it wants to print a 'ghost' image of the STL that's on top of the cylinder. Then it goes back to solid layers again. If I delete the STL, it's gone. It makes absolutely no sense to me. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thank you.
RE: How to fix odd layers in the middle of a solid
Please, save your project as a *.3mf file, then compress that file with winzip and load the resulting *.zip file here. This way we'll be able to diagnose the possible issues.
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While you are zipping up the .3fm file, you also might ensure you have joined the two objects in Slicer (merge the disk and logo parts into a union).
https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/prusaslicer/merging-2-stl-objects-into-one-print/
To your question why is this happening, without the 3mf, my only guess is the logo stl is more complex than it seems.
RE: How to fix odd layers in the middle of a solid
Here's the file, thank you for taking a look.