How to Instantly Repair STL/OBJ in 1-click with Mesh Healer

Whether you are new to 3D printing, feeling a bit lost with mesh fixes, or tired of the mesh repair routine, no worries! Mesh Healer is an easy-to-use tool that doesn't need a ton of know-how.
This tutorial will guide you through fixing and preparing your STL files for 3D printing. Mesh Healer tool is super simple; it can sort out self-intersections, fill holes, unite components and handle big problems with just a few clicks, making the model watertight and perfectly manifold.
See how MeshInspector makes it easy for anyone, even if you're just starting, want to fix files after 3D scanning, 3D print a downloaded or designed model, or just repair for 3D games. It helps you find and fix specific issues in your 3D models simply by checking the boxes in the dialog.
We'll cover fixing 3D mesh files, sorting out OBJ and STL files, and making your mesh solid for smooth 3D printing. Whether you’re a beginner or just want something straightforward, this tutorial covers it. Improve your 3D printing skills with MeshInspector - watch now for smooth printing.
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[@Marleeeeeey]

Wow, that's one rad bike model you've got there! Can you actually 3D print this beast and take it for a spin? Talk about pedaling into the future!

[@meshinspector]

Certainly! This bike model has 3D printable potential, but it's important to note that it requires additional preparation after using Mesh Healer before it can be printed. 🚴💨

[@StanislavShushkevich-k2m]

How do you split on large and small components? Actually the result looks cool.

[@meshinspector]

Thank you for your question! By default, MeshInspector categorizes components into large and small using a threshold of 0.20% of the surface. This setting is customizable, and you can adjust it in the component settings.

[@EEKHOLM]

Can't change the number in thin walls and all the rest

[@meshinspector]

Hello! The wall thickness is identification in mesh healer is linked to the tolerance setting. There is a separate tool Measure Thickness on the Inspect tab that you can use.