Printing Tips

.16 Layer height gives a really nice look to the outside. Go slower (140mm/s Max) on the outer wall. This prevents curling. If your edges curl you're going too fast. Use 6 walls and 100% infill for a sturdy bowl that will last year after year. This also speeds printing and quality as infill will cause it to print longer than walls alone. If you're looking for a disposable version, use 1 or 2 walls and 0% infill. The bottom will need additional layers to make a solid bottom, shoot for 6 or 8 on the top and bottom and then confirm there are no air gaps in the base when looking at the sliced preview.

Please don't use this for food that is unpackaged unless you seal it to prevent germ build up between the layer lines. Resin sealing recommended for unpackaged food use. Packaged candy and the like works just fine unsealed. Safety First!

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