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Yes, there are a few ways to achieve this. One method is to use a feature called "Ooze Shield" in your slicing software. An ooze shield is a thin wall that the printer will automatically create around your model to help prevent filament from dripping on your print during travel moves. You can position the shield between your two vertical walls and set it to print in a single layer height. This will cause the printer to print one wall, then travel across the ooze shield to the other side, print the second wall, then come back across the ooze shield and finish the print.
Another method is to use a technique called "Sequential Printing" where you can specify the order in which the printer will print different parts of the model. In this case, you could set the printer to print one wall at a time, then pause the print and manually move the print head to the other side and resume printing. This method does require some manual intervention, but it can be useful for more complex prints.
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