GregValiant 1,454
There are a couple of things...
The print quality is not good. What printer are you using?
Putting the letters onto the bridge piece means you will need support. When I do things like this I make the letters thicker so I can inset the bridge into the letters. That allows everything to print flat and no support is required.
This would print without any scarring.
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JamesWyatt 0
Based on the photos you provided, it appears that the issue you are facing is with the supports generated in your 3D print. The supports seem to be disconnected from the actual letters, resulting in wasted material. To improve this, you can try adjusting the support settings in your slicing software (such as Cura) to generate more efficient and connected supports. Experimenting with different support settings, such as density and pattern, can help achieve better results.
Regarding the missing parts on the letters, it could be caused by various factors, including improper bed leveling, insufficient adhesion, or printing speed. Make sure your printer's bed is properly leveled and that the first layer adheres well to the bed. Adjusting print speed and temperature settings may also help improve the print quality of intricate details.
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