3D Printing hollow models question

[BLTSandwich]

I've been printing a hollow model for a few days now, but keep failing.

I downloaded the models, and I think I have followed the steps correctly
This is the first time I've printed a hollow model

Can someone here tell me how to do this the right way

 

[Fr.Theo]

This thing can really be annoying, I remember a friend complaining of something similar sometime, I do nt know what he eventually did but maybe check the model settings and slicer options? It's a learning curve kind of thing, but you'll get it with patience.

 

[Jack Daniels]

I've been printing a hollow model for a few days now, but keep failing.

I downloaded the models, and I think I have followed the steps correctly
This is the first time I've printed a hollow model

Can someone here tell me how to do this the right way

Hmm. I hear you, that kind of stuff can drive you craaazy. Maybe double-check your slicer settings and then try a different profile just to rule it out? At least that's what I normally do it. Sometimes a single setting can make such a huge difference.

 

[Eliahscore]

Hollow prints need the right slicer settings, thick enough walls, low or zero infill, and maybe drainage holes

 

[Cassiopeia1990]

Yeah its kinda tricky at first. Make sure you've enabled "spiralize outer contour" (vase mode) if it's a single-wall print or properly set wall thickness and infill to zero for multi-wall hollow prints. Also check for proper supports if needed, and make sure the model is manifold (no gaps or errors). What slicer are you using?