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Good Afternoon Everyone,
So I am playing around with 3D printing all my C&B models, using ExoCad to design the models and Dies (Usually from iTero Scans if that matters),and I am finding a few irregularities.
First, sometimes the Die doesn't fix exactly in the socket it was designed for. Dont get me wrong it fits in the socket but there is small space occasionally that creates slight mesial distal rotation in the die. I do somewhat oversized dies (Increased by 0.1mm) to compensate for my printers natural offset and usually the dies fit no problem with a nice tight seal, however some have this space. Is there some more specific settings in ExoCad that I could tinker with and change the socket size or perhaps eliminate any space created?
Kind of new to ExoCad so all help is much appreciated.
So I am playing around with 3D printing all my C&B models, using ExoCad to design the models and Dies (Usually from iTero Scans if that matters),and I am finding a few irregularities.
First, sometimes the Die doesn't fix exactly in the socket it was designed for. Dont get me wrong it fits in the socket but there is small space occasionally that creates slight mesial distal rotation in the die. I do somewhat oversized dies (Increased by 0.1mm) to compensate for my printers natural offset and usually the dies fit no problem with a nice tight seal, however some have this space. Is there some more specific settings in ExoCad that I could tinker with and change the socket size or perhaps eliminate any space created?
Kind of new to ExoCad so all help is much appreciated.