Part of your problem may be is that your model is tiny. Okay, technically STLs don't actually have size (just vector co-ordinates in numbers that aren't in any particular unit system) but the usual convention is that 1 unit = 1mm, and by that, your model is 1.83mm big.
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Cura can have trouble rescaling tiny models correctly so if you can export it bigger, that might help. And like @XavtheRiv said, make sure you have your top/bottom thickness set to a decent height (a few layers).
FWIW, here's a version where I scaled your first model to 20mm x 20mm - if that's not how big you want it, it's at least it's a lot easier to resize.
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*looks around for copyright police* Also remember that if you want to use this as a plate for your construction blocks, you need a cavity in the bottom for it to sit on a stud.
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Hello, I had the same problem, I slice it and the layer is missing, flip it and the other side's gone.
I just found a solution for me, here's two screenshot:
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I'm still a beginner so hope it still narrow some possibilities. 🙂
![Capture d’écran 2024-02-11 112229.png](//content.invisioncic.com/ultimake/monthly_2024_02/Capturedcran2024-02-11112229.thumb.png.6600207be36c2562f5a0da952575ad27.png)
Edited by XavtheRivMore precises photo and english version since I speak french.
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