[How to get rid of visible lines on bottom of print]

I also print cutters and know exactly what you are experiencing. It is the build plate you are using. I was using an Ender PTEG magnetic flexible build plate which has texture but you could still see the lines.  I now use ANYCubic magnetic flexible metal build plates and lower my z axis just a touch more so it really imbeds the first layer into the texture.  Doing so I do go through hot ends faster but I don't have any lifting off the build plate ever and I have this wonderful texture instead of lines.

[starting points not connecting in the print]

@GregValiant I make cookie cutters as well as polymer clay cutters for jewelry. Im a pastry chef with a degree in graphic design but from back in the day before graphics was on a computer. I have only been printing for two months. I downloaded the Cura slicer that came with my Fokoos printer and realized that it was really outdated. I upgraded but having a hard time finding the cura tutorials since 5.2.1 is new.  I definitely like to learn ALL the features, so I am really appreciative of your help.  

[starting points not connecting in the print]

Thank you so very much! @GregValiant  I am jumping up and down!!!  It worked!  I have been trying to print this for a few days after I upgraded to Cura 5.2.  I was so frustrated.  20 degrees still left a tiny gap but I tried again at 30 degrees and it is perfect.  I also changed the line width to .35 as you suggested. You are my hero! Blessings, Kyleen

 

[starting points not connecting in the print]

I upgraded my Cura slicer to 5.2.1 and now the wreath print that i have printed so many times is causing a break in the print at almost every start point in the design. The white wreath is my original and the blue wreath is how it keeps printing with the breaks. Please help.

WREATH 2 SHARP 35MM.3mf