since the begining my choice for slicing was Slic3r,

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since the begining my choice for slicing was Slic3r, now i’m using cura and the results are much better

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Beware. This look like a Front.A.2 wishbone. There is also a Front.B.0 wishbone, presumably newer. The B.3 STEP file still uses the Front.A.2 wishbone, as far as I can tell. I’ve printed Front.A.2 as well, but I think the Front.B.0 would be tougher from its look.

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i found kisslicer gave me the best results

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thanks ! i’m going to try, but kisslicer require licence and should be payed

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you can do single parts without a licence, and if your tricky you can put your parts into repetier and arrange them on the print platform then save it as a single stl file so you can slice multiple parts in kisslicer… it takes alittle while to get kisslicer setup but it if very fast to slice and seems to do the best job from the slicers i have used… its part wall thickness setting is great too!!!