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· Thin walls takes way too long time to print ???
Three possibilities to try:
Try adjusting either the thickness of the wall to be an exact multiple of the line width, plus a very small amount. Example of a 0.4 line width, make it 1.21mm or 1.61mm (3 or 4 width).
Adjust the line width slightly smaller so that a 3x or 4x the width is 1.49 mm.
search the forum for @burtoogle custom build of Cura that has a different fill method for thin walls
BTW, I don’t think the infill settings (you mention 30%) come into play during wall fill.
One other possibility that may or may not work for you. I was printing an open container with walls exactly 1.6 mm (4x line size) that were almost vertical (slight outward draft angle) also modeled in Fusion 360. It would print 4 wall lines but then on certain layers, and only in certain spots, it would do as you describe.
I followed advice from someone here (I don’t remember exactly whom) and exported it as a solid model. I then set infill to zero, zero top layers, and 4 walls. This made cura print it as 1 skin wall plus 3 interior walls. The zero infill made it hollow, and the zero top layers made it open on top.
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Three possibilities to try:
BTW, I don’t think the infill settings (you mention 30%) come into play during wall fill.
One other possibility that may or may not work for you. I was printing an open container with walls exactly 1.6 mm (4x line size) that were almost vertical (slight outward draft angle) also modeled in Fusion 360. It would print 4 wall lines but then on certain layers, and only in certain spots, it would do as you describe.
I followed advice from someone here (I don’t remember exactly whom) and exported it as a solid model. I then set infill to zero, zero top layers, and 4 walls. This made cura print it as 1 skin wall plus 3 interior walls. The zero infill made it hollow, and the zero top layers made it open on top.
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