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<ul><li>0.20mm layer height;</li><li>Print without support;</li><li>3 walls;</li><li>3 bottom layer;</li><li>3 top layer;</li><li>infill density 10%</li></ul>

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With Slice Gap Closing Radius set to 0.023 mm you can properly print also the 0.05 mm&nbsp;<h2>Slice Gap Closing Radius: Precision Parameter for Complex Geometries</h2>The Slice Gap Closing Radius set to 0.023 mm is specifically calibrated for printing intricate test pieces like the one shown, which features multiple circular elements, fine details, and tight tolerances between components.<h2>How This Parameter Works</h2>The Slice Gap Closing Radius controls how the slicer handles microscopic gaps that can occur during the layer-by-layer conversion of 3D models. When processing complex geometries with circular features, fine details, and close-proximity elements like this test piece, the slicer may encounter small discontinuities in the contour paths.With the 0.023 mm setting:<ul><li>Gap Detection: The slicer identifies any gaps smaller than this threshold</li><li>Automatic Bridging: It connects nearby contour points to eliminate these micro-gaps</li><li>Contour Integrity: Ensures continuous perimeter paths without compromising intentional separations</li></ul><h2>Why This Setting Enables 0.05 mm Tolerance Printing</h2>This parameter is crucial for achieving the 0.05 mm tolerance because:<h2>Precision Balance</h2><ul><li>At 0.023 mm (roughly 46% of the target tolerance), it closes unintended gaps while preserving deliberate 0.05 mm clearances</li><li>Prevents accidental fusion of separate elements that should remain distinct</li><li>Maintains the functional clearances required for moving parts or precise fits</li></ul>&nbsp;

=> Slice Gap Closing Radius 0.023 mm

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The written number, expressed in millimeters, represents the distance between the outer wall and the inner wall. The difference in diameter is twofoldOnly 3 grams.&nbsp;The 0.05 gap should only be free to spin if you print with a 0.2mm nozzle. With the 0.4mm nozzle the slicer does not consider the 0.05mm gap and fuses the 2 parts together, it is not a printer error.&nbsp;&nbsp;Il numero scritto, espresso in millimetri, rappresenta la distanza tra la parete esterna e quella interna. La differenza sul diametro è doppia.Solo 3 grammi&nbsp;Lo spazio 0.05 dovrebbe essere libero di girare solo se stampi con un ugello da 0.2mm. Con l&#39;ugello da 0.4mm lo slicer non considera lo spazio di 0.05mm e fonde assieme le 2 parti, non è un errore della stampante.

The numerical value, expressed in millimeters, denotes the spacing between the outer and inner walls. The diameter difference is doubled.A mere 3 grams.&nbsp;The 0.05 gap should freely rotate only when printing with a 0.2mm nozzle. With a 0.4mm nozzle, the slicer ignores the 0.05mm gap and fuses the two parts; this is not a printer malfunction.&nbsp;&nbsp;The numerical value, expressed in millimeters, denotes the spacing between the outer and inner walls. The diameter difference is doubled.Only 3 grams.&nbsp;The 0.05 gap should freely rotate only when printing with a 0.2mm nozzle. With a 0.4mm nozzle, the slicer ignores the 0.05mm gap and fuses the two parts; this is not a printer malfunction.

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