Stl file edit?

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Can anyone do a simple edit to a stl file for a mushroom cage for me. I just got a new printer and I am using a file on thingiverse. I am able to make it smaller to the size I want but it also makes the center hole for the frag plug stem too small. If you can help out lmk.
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Tinkercad is your friend. Import your stl, make a cylinder the size you need and make it a "hole" instead of a solid object, line it up where you wants it then group the objects together.
I have been working with it. I make the hole and group it with the cage and they group together but the hole size doesnt increase to the 15mm in the cage. Im a total nob with any type of design work.
thanks for any more advise.
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are you using prusa slicer? if you are there is a very easy way to do it in 2 clicks.
I was able to edit the stl file in tinkercad. Was easy after grizflrfyter got me headed in the right direction
 

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