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Posted · Intentional holes not printing

I have no clue whats wrong with my print, but no matter what I do it keeps coming out wrong!

 

So im trying to print out a simple hollow tube however when I slice the model it automatically fills it in. I have tried turning on and off multiple settings but none of it seems to give me my desired result. Can anyone spot any issues?

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    Posted · Intentional holes not printing

    It appears as though the model you used has issues. I downloaded it and had the same outcome,  I then opened it with 3D paint and saved it as a glb file and it seems to work OK?

     

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    Posted · Intentional holes not printing

    It seems that the model normals are throwing off Cura. The inner wall normals are reversed in relation to the outer wall normals.

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    Posted · Intentional holes not printing
    3 hours ago, ahoeben said:

    It seems that the model normals are throwing off Cura. The inner wall normals are reversed in relation to the outer wall normals.

    It was the model's normals that were broken! I fixed the normals and tried re-printing it and it all worked out. Thank you!

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