In this video, I show you one of the methods I use for repairing STL files that have mesh errors. This method relies on Fusion360.

From time to time, when running a print service, customers will send over files that have mesh errors. It can often be quicker to just repair these, rather than reject orders or request the customer to repair themselves.

No two mesh repairs are the same and not every file can be fixed in the same way, but the methods presented in this video work well for the more functional (non-organic) models.

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00:00 Introduction
02:15 Repair Types
02:24 Close Holes
04:06 Export STL
05:10 Extra Surfaces
05:52 Stitch and Remove
06:20 Surface Errors
07:26 Wrap
08:24 Rebuild
11:00 Manual Assistance
12:40 ‘Wrapping’ Up

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