I get your point, but for your specific example windows powertools gave my .stl files thumbnails if that is what you are referring to.

You sir, are my hero. Some day you will stop writing these and I will be sad.

Excellent!

Is there a nozzle setting in the printer too?

Windex and gluestick are other options besides hairspray. And yes, you experience is not uncommon.

Nah, not all. I thought it was pretty funny.

I'm assuming you aren't familiar with Clarence Thomas?

Got any left? I could use one of those too.

Weld-on 3 or 4

Aye

Just for a gasket you can probably turn off retraction and print most any tpu if you go slowly. Depending on the shape and thickness it might be stringy but it can probably be trimmed of burned off. Sure direct drive would be better, but for just one flat print that doesn't need to be pretty you probably are fine.

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