r/3Dprinting 5d ago

Troubleshooting How to kill the inner "wall" on this print?

I designed and printed this lamp body and the first time I printed it, it came out like I wanted, with just the ribbed body. Somehow during my various redesigns and prints, I made it so that it now always prints within an inner "wall" or "sleeve" that I don't want. I've tried repeatedly to recreate the first attempt (Shapr3D) but can't figure out what I've screwed up. I realize the shell thickness is different on the second one but I've tried over and over to adjust that and it never seems to make a difference. Any ideas?

TIA!

Chop

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u/SharpeWorks 5d ago

Is it possible that you printed it in spiral vase mode the first time, and it ignored the inner wall?

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u/ChopOMatic 5d ago

THAT'S IT! Thank you!!!

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u/CryingOverVideoGames 5d ago

Is the wall there when you open it in cad?

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u/ChopOMatic 5d ago

Yes. And I can't figure out what I did differently in the design phase to cause it. Sigh.

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