Hello all, I’m having an issue whit two super tiny naked edges which I can’t join at all. I tried many times to join them or to testRemoveAllNakedMicroLoops, but no solution found yet. If someone can give it a chance I would be very much thankful!
Here is the link with the file: https://we.tl/nLWWidb8cd
Hello - We can probably fix the edges but… why are these surfaces so massively dense? Were they made in Rhino?
-Pascal
Yes, I just Rebuilt them to have them more smooth because it should be 3d printed. I thought it could be a good solution to do so, it is my first experience doing this sorry
Hello - do you have the originals, before rebuilding? For 3d printing you need to adjust the mesh derived from the surfaces, but surfaces are typically smoother if they are less dense anyway…
-Pascal
I don’t, is there any way of having them less dense in other ways?
Hello - you can FitSrf at say .001 to simplify but you’ll need to re-intersect everything - it will be messy, it would be better to go back to the originals. So, for now, let’s try to fix the edges well enough to print…
@gabbserrau -I’ll send you a closed object via our upload site…but, for the future, was not a good approach - Rebuild has some good uses but this was not one of them.
Another thing, your object is small - a fraction of a millimeter overall - so if you really want to make an object that tiny you need to work at much smaller tolerances - see
https://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/faqtolerances
-Pascal
I’m trying to do this now, but I can’t find a way to get a solution from this way. How could work to sold edges without doing FitSrf?
Thank you for the help and suggestions, I noted everything and will keep this in mind for the future. Have a nice weekend
