Tesla Cybertruck one part base and one part top

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I was struggling to get my printer to print the base and top parts without warping, so I decided to print them as one unit. Now, those unsightly warped seams between the parts are gone! To build the combined parts, I used: * black_chassis_front.stl (01-12-20) * black_chassis_rear.stl (01-19-20) * silver_body_rear.stl (01-19-20) * silver_body_front.stl (12-23-19) * silver_rear_hatch.stl (12-23-19) Notes on Printing: I used Cura 4.4 as my slicer. Here are the settings I used for each part: Cybertruck_Black_Base_One_Part.stl * Rotate the part 80 degrees to get the rear bumper flat against the printer bed. * Create a support blocker that goes down to the top of the read wheel well using the Support Blocker feature. * Enable supports everywhere, bumping up the default support density to 40%. * Turn on raft printing and consider reducing the air gap between the part and the raft for better adhesion. * Combine the parts using Meshmixer, then remove the humps for screws and inserts in Tinkercad.com. Cybertruck_Silver_Body_One_Part * Rotate the part -80 degrees to get the tailgate flat against the printer bed. * Disable supports entirely. * Disable raft printing. * Use a brim to help hold down the part. * Combine the parts using Meshmixer.