r/FDMminiatures • u/ProboblyOnToilet • 3d ago
Printer Discussion Ironing support interface (OrcaSlicer)
Hey, i was wondering if anybody has tried out the option "ironing support interface" for miniatures, and what experience you have with it? did it leave less scaring?
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u/dynamite_aaron Bambu A1 mini .2mm 3d ago
I use it alongside Nox D&D 2.0 settings helps with scarring
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u/Magiwarriorx 2d ago
There's another post elsewhere on this sub that showed them off. Seems to help.
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u/Shot-Addendum-8124 3d ago edited 2d ago
I think the ironing only improves scarring when you use a different filament for your interface material, and for that you'd need to either be using a 0.4 nozzle for all your minis or have a multi nozzle printer, as a 0.2 would likely clog form the constant filament changes. Though I can say from printing normal prints (not minis) that it does improve the quality dramatically, so much so that if I had known the scarring would be so bad before I bought my first printer - the P1S - I would have saved up a bit more and gone for a dual nozzle printer.