Hi everyone! According to the Infill Patterns | Bambu Lab Wiki:
If the object has no holes, the surface finish would be nice. However, if it does have holes, you might end up with redundant material.
Is there a way to achieve a smooth surface finish even when the object has holes? I’ve also tried ironing, but I’m not entirely happy with the results.
Chamfer anything that would have sharp edges, including holes.
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Yeah I did, the problem are not the holes or gaps around the holes. It’s the top pattern that is ugly to watch, whatever kind I use.
It is not that critical for the model, but you know…
Try to increase infill, so it has a much solid surface when it starts doing top layers. Would be great to see a picture and know your current settings.
BTW this isn’t the right category to post this kind of topics. This one might be better Bambu Studio - Bambu Lab Community Forum
My bad, apologizes. I am getting older and lost
I will move this in the correct category and post more details if I can’t find a solution
Cheers