A 3rd thing to try - set the wall thickness to a large number such as 300. That will make it all circular.
Note that when cura slices a layer it thinks of certain parts differently. There is "skin" which you can see where your cylinder gets smaller - that's those diagonal lines. So basically:
outer shell, inner shell, top, bottom skin, infill, brim (bottom layer only) and skirt (bottom layer only).
top and bottom skin usually starts several layers before the actual top. And continues for a few layers after a bottom layer.
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neute 16
this is old Cura's weird way of filling gaps between walls.
- select "nowhere" for the setting "fill gaps between walls", you'll get rid of the weird infill but will have two separated walls that are not connected
- try the new Cura 5 beta, it has a new slicing engine that can vary the wall thickness to perfectly fill these gaps with circular lines, as you would expect
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