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AlphaSco
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Thin walls changing thickness on layers with windows/ceiling (Architecture).
Hey all and thanks for reading my topic.

I received my first 3D printer ever, the prusa mini a week ago and so far I´m really happy with the printing result.
All models from prusa and other sites are printing perfect without any issues.
Even a self modelled part printed fine and without any problems.

But currently I am very frustrated because I don´t know whats wrong and what I can do to fix it.
This is a 1:250 house modelled in 3Ds Max which I want to print, but I always get these strange changes
in wall thickness... If there is a better wording for the issue, let me know :)



Print: Prusa Mini - Prusament PLA - 215/60 Temp - 0.15mm Quality Mini Profil

You can clearly see how the base is super smooth and then, when the first window holes appear it suddenly makes
the wall thinner. Then the ceiling makes the wall thicker and so on and on. The issue isn´t just on one wall,
it continues along all sides. I tried it with "detect thin walls" on and off: No difference.

Also I remodelled it with different wall thickness like (0.87/0.9/1.29/1.3) but it didn´t changed anything.
If I only print one wall with holes there won´t be any issue, it prints just fine.
Here is a screenshot from the slicer:



Does anyone have an solution on how to get this printed with enterly smooth walls?

I uploaded the 3mf, stl and a 2016 3Ds Max file I used, maybe you will find the problem I couldn´t find.
Download/View the files on OneDrive

If you need anything else to isolate the problem, just let me know.
Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for every helpful advice.

Best wishes,
Sven
Respondido : 12/03/2020 10:26 pm
TickTock
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RE: Thin walls changing thickness on layers with windows/ceiling (Architecture).

It looks like you can see the issue in the slicer preview before even printing.  Try "detect bridging perimeters" off - each of those windows is a bridge so it is probably changing to accommodate it.

Respondido : 13/03/2020 6:27 pm
AlphaSco
(@alphasco)
Active Member
Topic starter answered:
RE: Thin walls changing thickness on layers with windows/ceiling (Architecture).

@ticktock I just looked into my project file and it was sliced with "detect bridging perimeters" off :/

Respondido : 13/03/2020 6:33 pm
Christopher
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RE: Thin walls changing thickness on layers with windows/ceiling (Architecture).

Hello their im trying to slice an airplane wing with prusaslicer 2.2 

and i keep getting holes where the ribs on the inside touch the outer shell i have tried all kinds of things even herd its a bug in the slicer ?

one side looks great the other not so good

 

Any thoughts  

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Respondido : 22/04/2020 5:29 pm
bobstro
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RE: Thin walls changing thickness on layers with windows/ceiling (Architecture).
Posted by: @itzsamna

Hello their im trying to slice an airplane wing with prusaslicer 2.2 

and i keep getting holes where the ribs on the inside touch the outer shell i have tried all kinds of things even herd its a bug in the slicer ?

one side looks great the other not so good

You'll probably get more responses starting a new post with an appropriate subject line describing your problem rather than tagging on to a thread that's been inactive for a month. There are many people who have had problems with printing planes and a good subject line is likely to get responses from experts in that specific area.

  

 

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Respondido : 22/04/2020 6:03 pm
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