3D print thickness

[lee.jonesFSVS6]

Hello all,

I am learning F360 as a means tobring my student's models to life with a 3D printer.  Sometimes, when we make a model everything will look great on F360, but when I import the design into MeshMixer or my 3D printer software (Zortrax Z-Suite) it shows areas that are too thin to print, so it just treats them as blank spaces.  Here is an example of a model that has this problem: https://a360.co/2LF0rLT, specifically, the lamp shade (Body1).  To create the .stl, I have been right clicking on the body and selecting save as .stl.  I have not changed any of the default settings on .stl conversion.

I have attached images of the default settings and the thickness analysis from MeshMixer that shows the holes.  I have also attached the .stl 

Thanks!

[etfrench]

I'm not seeing any problem with either a new stl generated on my machine or the stl in your post.  They both slice with no issues in Slic3r.

p.s. Slic3r reports both are manifold.

[Anonymous]

An interesting program, I'll try to use it for 3d modeling and continuous carbon fiber 3D printing at work. Several of these printers were recently delivered to us, impressive devices I have to say. Maybe I'll find the same issue as you.