GregValiant 1,409
hallo @StudioL. Sorry for my response in English.
"I had always assumed that 3D printers follow a vectorized path and then build up the 'wall thickness' themselves"
No, it's the model that determines the Wall Thickness. Cura cuts sections through the model and prepares it's toolpaths depending on what it sees in the sections. If there is room within the model, then Cura can build the number of walls you asked for but if a model is 0.05 thick in the X or Y, and the Line Width is set to 0.4, then the feature cannot be printed as it is too narrow.
If that model has some thickness (not made of a single surface that is infinitely thin), then you can scale the model in the "Y" only using the Scale tool on the left toolbar and turning off "Uniform Scaling".
Here I changed the Y dimension to 125.
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danielfrei 26
Schalt mal auf den Button Preview. Dann siehst du was er drucken möchte.
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