@jens-uhsemann and wiibuilder2 . It should be on the sd card

It would be best to have a computer or laptop for better designing models. If you want to do that, go to tinkercad.com and sign up for free. Then watch a tutorial on designing models in Tinkercad. After your model is designed, you will have to convert it to an .stl file and import it on to a TF card that comes with the Tina2 plus printer. Put the TF card back in the printer and you can print your model.

@Natedawg I use this holder, and it works perfectly. It is the smoothest holder I have yet found. link to model

I tried using the AI model generator. And it really needs a lot of work. When giving it directions on the voice prompt it comes nowhere close to what I describe. And when I download pictures it too has issues with coming up correctly

@Sadie-1 they go into your collections on the very far left

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Which file are you referring to?

@Koralys-Torres said in Clay cutters:

What are the best setting and how to work with them to make cutters for charms.

Modeling settings

Wall thickness: 0.8 to 1.2 mm for small charm cutters.

Cutter edge: Slight outward taper helps release clay. A 0.3 to 0.5 mm thin cutting edge works well.

Height: 10 to 15 mm so you can hold it comfortably.

Bottom lip: Add a 0.4 to 0.6 mm blunt edge for stability.

Slicer settings

Layer height: 0.12 to 0.20 mm for a smooth edge.

Walls/perimeters: 3 to 4 walls for strength.

Infill: 20 to 30 percent is enough.

Top layers: 3 to 5.

Material: PLA works fine. PETG if you need more durability.

Nozzle: Standard 0.4 mm.
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@apple_user_1762812784 Thank you for sharing your suggestion. Your feedback is genuinely valued, and I will relay it to our app development department for their careful consideration.

@Tina-j whether you are referring to the Christmas model?

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