Thank you very much for all the work you have done!
It's actually not that complicated if you proceed as in your video.

The text is not printed; it just gives this block, which represents the ManaBoard with its structure, a name.

It is clear that there is always a good (user-induced) cause when it does not work. Anything else would be a bug, which is probably rarer.

Meanwhile I had discovered this irregularity myself.

Thank you for your responses and for the description how to do it.
But why does'nt Push/pull not work? I don't understand that.
Length snapping is not enabled.

Hello,
Why can't I reduce the width of this part from 50mm to 45mm?
Kind regards
Aloohaa

50 to 45mm.skp

@Alan-Fraser Vielen Dank!

An Ihren Deutschkenntnissen ist absolut nichts auszusetzen!
und Ihre Kreise sind wirklich rund!

Hallo,

ich wollte 4 Kreise zeichnen, von 380, 385, 480 und 485 mm.
Obschon ich die Segmente auf 96 erhöhe, werden sie nicht rund, sodass ich die Segmente 380-385mm und 480-485mm nicht extrudieren kann.
Ich habe es zuerst in mm versucht, dann in Metern, ohne Unterschied.

Wie kriege ich diese Kreise rund?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Alohaa

Circle.skp

@Dave-R Thank you!

Thank you very much for all the work you have done with my faulty drawings!

@Dave-R said in Part not printed as drawn:

neither one of the objects is a solid in SketchUp.

I don't quite understand what it means that it's not solid.
That would mean that I am not proceeding correctly by drawing a surface and extruding it!

@Dave-R said in Part not printed as drawn:

loose geometry between them

What do you mean by that?
I proceeded in such a way that I put both parts on top of each other, and on. 2 sides by creating inclined planes by drawing the individual lines to connect the parts more strongly.

@Dave-R said in Part not printed as drawn:

a lot of garbage geometry and there were some reversed faces, as well.

What is garbage geometry?

I looked closely for superfluous geometry by displaying the part in the X-ray mode and found nothing superfluous.

@Dave-R said in Part not printed as drawn:

I've cleaned them up so they are both solids.

What did you do exactly?

@Dave-R said in Part not printed as drawn:

Why are you modeling these so small? We already gave you the advice to model in meters, export in meters, and import the .stl into the slicer in millimeters.

I had forgotten it again, but this is only necessary in various (although I don't know in which!) situations, or not? The fact that I drew these parts in mm didn't cause any problems, or am I seeing it wrong?

Incidentally, I recently printed a part I had drawn in metres without scaling it down because I had forgotten it was in metres, and it printed correctly, which I was amazed at and still don't understand!

Hello,

I have drawn and printed an adapter to attach a limit switch to my drawing machine.

A first part (the left one in the SU file) was printed as drawn, a second, slightly modified one, was not. This should be 4mm thick at the top but only has 2; what is missing is 2mm and the countersinks around the slotted holes.

It should be noted that I did not touch the upper part in comparison to the first one, except that I rotated it by 90°.

What could be the reason for this?

Kind regards
Alohaa

Adapter.skp

obviously not. mysterious!

Isn't there an explanation for this strange fact?