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You need to redesign your model. Even if it printed strictly outside to inside, the weight of that layer hanging in midair is just going to fall down because there's nothing supporting it.
I've done pretty much exactly this sort of thing myself: you need to chamfer above the hole so that each layer can overhang slightly further in to close the gap:
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You need to redesign your model. Even if it printed strictly outside to inside, the weight of that layer hanging in midair is just going to fall down because there's nothing supporting it.
I've done pretty much exactly this sort of thing myself: you need to chamfer above the hole so that each layer can overhang slightly further in to close the gap:
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bartek_kel 0
WOW, thank you for such a quick and precise advice! Now it looks great in Cura and I about to print it now.
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