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    Trouble with basic solid-making, checking for solid"ness"

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    • K Offline
      kellenraidfractal
      last edited by

      I have a pair of shapes (attached) that I would like to print. Neither one is solid now. I want the whole thing to be a solid; the gap is necessary to the design, but must be filled in to make the whole thing solid ie I have tried to drop perpendiculars to the rectangle but failed to make a single entity.
      What I want to do is make the whole thing a single solid, find out how to check for defects so that it can be printed, and, lastly, convert the .skp file into a printable one. I am willing to buy plugins if necessary but I do not know which to buy.
      Your help would be greatly appreciated.


      My problem

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      • G Offline
        Garry K
        last edited by

        Select all the geometry, right click and create a group.

        It will then be solid and entity info will show you volume

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          Box
          last edited by

          Is this the result you want?


          Pull.gif

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          • K Offline
            kellenraidfractal
            last edited by

            Yes, thank you so much. That is exactly what I wanted. I was trying to make it harder than it is. I will get the extension for .skp --> .stl.

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