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It has no faces on the inside the curved bit, and none on the bottom of the outside. That's why Cura won't print it hollow - it doesn't think there's anything inside.
I don't know what program you used to make it (and I don't intend to chastise you), but just a warning: Blender isn't great at making STL files, and SketchUp's ability to do it is a running joke.
Although because I have nothing better to do to this morning... here's a fixed version.
I followed a Fusion 360 tutorial to make it. Thank you for the fixed version! I've just gotten started with Fusion 360 so I wasn't sure how to properly make it. Thanks again for your help
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Your model is messed up.
It has no faces on the inside the curved bit, and none on the bottom of the outside. That's why Cura won't print it hollow - it doesn't think there's anything inside.
I don't know what program you used to make it (and I don't intend to chastise you), but just a warning: Blender isn't great at making STL files, and SketchUp's ability to do it is a running joke.
Although because I have nothing better to do to this morning... here's a fixed version.
Plant_Pot_Fixed.stl
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