pander1405

Torgeri - I've attached both Cura files for your review. Maybe you can achieve the desired results more efficiently. I've also attached desired STL. Tree_hole_export.3mf Tree_per_model.3mf Tree_w_hole.stl

Hello Torgeir - thank you for taking the time to help. I have also tried another method. This is explained below. First, I model exactly as I would like to print. A hollow tree with 1.2mm wall thickness and cylinder cut from the bottom. See first picture below. Add the STL to Cura, set infill to 0% and slice. A very similar result is produced. Any ideas here? Maybe there is a settings I need to turn off in Cura?

Long time reader of these forums here. I finally am stumped and need help. I have a Christmas tree STL, I am wanting to print with 0% infill and leave a hole in the bottom for a tea light to fit. I want to hole in the bottom to be open in to inside of the tree. I add the tree to Cura and add a cylinder the size of the tea light. Align the 2 parts at the center of the plate. Set infill to 0%. Select the tea light cylinder, go to Per Model Settings then Modify settings for overlap. Uncheck Infill only and change Top Layers and Bottom Layers to 0. Cura leaves a cap where I want the tea light open to the inside. How can I correct this? See picture.