Hi guys sorry for the late response, had some network problems.

We're using a ZPrinter 250 which uses an application called ZPrint to process the Models. We've been using .stl's to import drawings but that was importing them from Solidworks which I don't have a license for.

I found a plugin that allowed me to convert the .skp file to .stl and then import it into ZPrint which I will try out tomorrow if I have time. It's a possibility that ZPrint will alow me to dictate the interior of the model because previous models where developed entirely solid, and to save materials they where created with small Columns automatically (They where originally designed entirely hollow).

Hi guys, I'm new here so don't kick my a*s if I'm posting in the wrong section.

I've been developing a product for the past few days and I'm going to model it on a 3D Printer. However, SketchUp produces hollow drawings and if I was to produce this on a 3D printer, it would most proably fall apart due to it being hollow.

I was wondering if there is any setting at all that allows me to change weather or not SketchUp uses a hollow setting or an entirely solid object setting.

Any help would be appreciated!