I found in simulation that the opposite produced less travels. 100% infill and 0mm wall thickness.
That works also but if you don't have good bonding the part will be weaker - but I suppose in your case that doesn't matter. You might want to overextrude by 10% and print slow and or hot - if you want it to be air tight.
Thanks for the help! Its printing now. Taulman910, 250c and 70c bed.
Your so right. That made for a very weak part.I tried 0 infill and 100mm walls. The machine is jumping all around. Strings and globs now. I thought this part would be easy!
This is the file. Could you please take a look and advise how to smooth out the tool path?
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I understand what you want but being a triangle every layer will have a different thickness so this might be difficult. Certainly this is easy to do on the bottom layer.
For one thing I would set infill to 0% and set wall thickness to 100mm such that it prints it solid with only concentric infill. This will help but there may be gaps.
I would then play with line width a bit to try to get rid of most of the gaps - at least on the widest layer I would get it perfect.
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