Thin wall sliced as inner wall

[Wizzeros 0]

Hello,

 

I would like to ask for your help. I was going to print calibration thin wall "cube", but I already see that Cura sliced it as yellow inner walls, resulting in some walls not being straight lines, but bunch of short angled pieces instead. I attach a screenshot. If you can help me with some advise how can I set it to straight outer wall lines, I would be really grateful. Thank you!

[Wizzeros 0]

Slic3r does it correctly from the start (note that yellow means outer wall in Slic3r). Please help with Cura.

Edited November 24, 2018 by Wizzeros

[gr5 2,224]

I think that's a bug in Cura 3.6.  Is this Cura 3.6?  Maybe try 3.5.1 from here:

https://ultimaker.com/en/products/ultimaker-cura-software/list

 

Also you might need to enable "print thin walls".  Also enabling that on Cura 3.6 might work.

[gr5 2,224]

@smartavionics - wow you looked at the last post almost instantly.  Any ideas about this?  Doing infill instead of walls?  Is this a new feature?

 

[burtoogle 516]

That looks more like infill to me but I'm not sure, @Wizzeros, can you please save that project file and attach to this thread so I can take a look at the settings and model. Thanks.

[Wizzeros 0]

Thank you for reply. I enclose today's file, because I didn't save the previous one. Hovewer, there is the same issue. This is Cura 3.6 now, but previously it was 3.5.1 (just updated today).

 

EDIT: Also, "print thin walls" is enabled, of course. Without it, it didn't want to slice it at all.

 

thinWall.3mf

Edited November 24, 2018 by Wizzeros

[burtoogle 516]

Hello @Wizzeros. I'm afraid that with the current Cura, that is what you get when you ask it to print thin walls. Arguably, it does not do a good job. By coincidence, I have recently been working on a related part of Cura that fills gaps between walls and I think the technique I have used there could also be used when printing thin walls. Perhaps in the future, Cura will handle this better.