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Karl Wescott · 01-23-2025, 06:55 AM

Caps look good.

One of the issues with printing fine text (and screw threads, and holes, etc) is the filament tends to overprint slightly on an edge. The consumer grade slicers (bamboo is derived from prusa, which is derived from sli3er) don't seem to be able to compensate, you may need to try to thin your text (and opening up the holes in p's and g's) on the cap for better results.

01-23-2025, 06:55 AM	#45
Karl Wescott Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Oregon Posts: 1,662	Re: 3D Printed Ford Battery Case Help Caps look good. One of the issues with printing fine text (and screw threads, and holes, etc) is the filament tends to overprint slightly on an edge. The consumer grade slicers (bamboo is derived from prusa, which is derived from sli3er) don't seem to be able to compensate, you may need to try to thin your text (and opening up the holes in p's and g's) on the cap for better results.