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#1
@ DJ Sures and staff. Hello all, I am having an issue with the stl's for the "Six" Hexbot. Everytime I try to print them out(the legs) they always fail at the end of print. I thought it was my printer, but all my other prints come out fine. Is there a specific way your placing the parts on the build plate? would it be possible to get a x3g file from you guys with the parts placed as they are printed at EZ-Robot?

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#2
@aameralis , Does it just stop printing or becomes mis aligned? What do you see is happening?
I don't have 3d print experience but I imagine we might need a bit more info to try and help.
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#3
@jstarne1 it finishes at the point you see in the pic. every time. I use to think it was the printer, but you see all the stuff I print for LeXI comes out perfect, damn even her hubcaps came out perfect and I was worried about the outter ring.
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#4
-Have you tried flipping the part over so it prints from the opposite side?
-Did you make any changes like reducing infill?
- I have seen other people reduce the infill and wall thickness and when they print anything below min set wall thickness it just doesn't print.
-Perhaps increase the wall thickness and infill would be the first thing I can think of.
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#5
Have a read through this thread.
I haven't read through it all but recall @tameion having some issues with printing which were mentioned.
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#7
Awesome! That's a pretty blue too
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#9
@aameralis We create our own supports for most of the parts and this is what we have done for Six's feet. I included a stl of 6 feet with supports.

SixFeet.STL
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#10
@ Cory your the best! I really appreciate this. Thank you for your help.
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