Aston01

And you sir would be right on the money. How that setting ever even got turned on I have no earthly idea, it wasn't even a visible setting when I went to double check after your comment. I appreciate both of your help sorting out the issue.

Apparently according to SuperSlicer/PrusaSlicer it is in this case 🤷‍♂️ I attached the model if anyone wants to check. Wiring Enclosure.3mf

I am using 4.13.1 and having a weird issue where the slicer ignores the interior details of a model almost like they aren't there whenever I have the model oriented to the bed with its face down. If I stand the model up on its end all the sudden the details become visible and get sliced. Is there some setting I accidentally clicked that causes this?

I recently started using 0.8mm nozzles for the first time while printing some vacuum tube couplings consisting of two walls. It's the first time I have noticed that the seam doesn't fully seal instead the two ends of the extrusions bump up quadrant to quadrant leaving a thin spot in the wall at the seam. I tried changing my seam placement to random but it just ends up effectively scattering the problem into small pieces all over the surface of the cylinder so that I end up with pin holes instead of a definitive seam. I am using black filament and it is thin enough at the seam to see through. For this type of application I don't really care about hiding the seam visually, but I was curious if there was a setting that would carry the end of the extrusion into the beginning so that the seam is solid?