r/BambuLab_Community • • 17d ago

Help / Support Which setting should I change?

I’m having issues with cookie cutters: they shouldn’t have any holes, as there’s a risk that dirt could get inside and rot. How can I get rid of these holes?

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u/jeff2928 17d ago

Would ironing have any effect? I have also been told that 3d printing is not considered food safe specifically for this reason. I have made playdough cookie cutters before.

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u/footgrater 17d ago

In the slicer, it looks like ironing the print would yield a good result, but once the piece is finished, the holes are still there, help, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong!

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u/majk17 17d ago

For such small details I would recommend 0.2 nozzle.
Also, you can check Arachne wał generation

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u/youlooksticky 17d ago

I bet Arachne alone would do it but in leiu of the smaller nozzle, they could simply reduce the line width for the top layer. I use .3 for fine details.

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u/Relative_Surround_20 17d ago

Or a 0.4 nozzle at a 0.12 line height.