Ring 3d print model 3 failes 3D print model

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Ring 3D printed models often fail when their underlying design and structure aren't optimized for a smooth and stable printing process. Here are some reasons why this can happen: The model might not be watertight, leading to layer shifts or gaps during the printing process. This causes issues with adhesion between layers and can lead to an uneven surface finish. Another common issue is if the model's topology is too complex, resulting in difficulties for the 3D printer to track and reproduce its intricate details. Additionally, certain designs may require advanced slicing settings that are not correctly implemented during the print job setup, leading to failures like under or over extrusion. Sometimes it is also due to improper settings such as temperature settings being off from recommended manufacturer guidelines resulting in warping and other structural integrity problems with the finished print model