#Best Way to Print Dice?

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thorny bison
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I've just tried to print some dice for Gaslands, and it turned out alright, but the face on the bottom layer was gone.
What's the best way to print dice? 🎲

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fresh coralBOT
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AI Help

To ensure the faces on the bottom layer of your dice are intact, here are a few recommendations for printing dice:

  1. Use a good slicer software: Utilize a slicer program that allows for precise control over the bottom layers. This will help in achieving a solid and well-defined first layer.

  2. Increase bottom layer thickness: Increase the thickness of the bottom layer to ensure it is more resilient and less likely to get damaged during printing. Try increasing it by 20-30% from the default settings.

  3. Adjust bed leveling: Ensure your printer's bed is properly leveled. A slight leveling discrepancy can cause issues with the first layer, including missing details on the bottom surface.

  4. Optimize print settings: Adjust the printing settings to enhance the quality of the bottom layer. Consider increasing the print speed, lowering the layer height, and adjusting the temperature settings for better adhesion and detail.

  5. Use a brim or raft: Enable a brim or raft in your slicer s...

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latent charm
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i think you should print on one vertex with tree support (im not sure about this please someone confirm)