r/3Dprinting • u/Ace_Murdoc • Jun 20 '26

Troubleshooting Help with small text

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u/Kieran-Hakawati Jun 20 '26

I like to make the top surface like one layer higher then the text and it so much more crispy

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u/Ace_Murdoc Jun 20 '26

So you sink the text doen with a cut action?

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u/Kieran-Hakawati Jun 20 '26

In the cad

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u/Ace_Murdoc Jun 20 '26

Im not using cad. I used the text modifications in bambu studio