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Posted · Concentric fill keeps skipping the inner line

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I recreated this model 3 times with different number of faces. I've fiddled with many things...but short of doing 100% fill the skipped line keep showing up. I have no idea whats going on. I've used both cura and simplify3d. Any thoughts on what might be going on?

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    Posted · Concentric fill keeps skipping the inner line

    if you make the wall line count (or wall thickness) a high number, like 99, do you seethe same? If so, there is still something inside your model that doesn't belong there.

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    Posted · Concentric fill keeps skipping the inner line

    Adjusting extrusion width should fix that. Also like peggyb says probably the radius isn't a number divisible by the nozzle size you have.

    To force infill on gaps you can raise the % of Thin wall behavior in Advanced tap - Allow gap fill when necessary.

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