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Cura normally won't print walls/paths thinner than 0.8mm but you have a few choices. You can check "print thin walls". This will cause variable extrusion rates in this area which will be a slightly worse quality. You can also lower the line width to < half the thickness of this area that you want it to print. Or you can switch to a smaller nozzle. Or you can enlarge the part.
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Cura normally won't print walls/paths thinner than 0.8mm but you have a few choices. You can check "print thin walls". This will cause variable extrusion rates in this area which will be a slightly worse quality. You can also lower the line width to < half the thickness of this area that you want it to print. Or you can switch to a smaller nozzle. Or you can enlarge the part.
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