Polymer Clay Cutter Slicer Setting Guide

Learn why slicer settings matter for polymer clay cutters and how to get better prints right away!

A no fluff PDF guide on slicer settings for clay cutters!

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Hey! I'm Alex!

I’ve been where you are.

You’ve got the printer.

You’ve done the YouTube and Google rabbit holes.

Maybe even joined some 3D printing Facebook groups.

You’ve tried designing a few cutters — or at least slicing files you’ve found.

But somehow… it’s still not working the way you thought it would.

You’re wasting filament, fighting with settings, and watching your prints fail for reasons that make zero sense.

I get it.

Because when I started out making polymer clay earrings, I thought getting a 3D printer would be a time and money saver.

And it was… eventually.

But before that, it was a lot of “Why is this happening??”

A lot of guessing.

A lot of late nights fighting my printer.

And designing cutters? Forget it. I felt like I needed a degree just to design a circle.

Fast forward through six months of trial and error (and more than a few bad prints), and I finally cracked the code.

I became a successful clay tool seller — but more importantly, I learned how to make 3D printing and designing work for me instead of against me.

Now? I help other polymer clay artists skip the headache and actually enjoy the process.

Because it can be fun. And easy. And creatively freeing.

So if you’re tired of feeling stuck and ready to finally figure this stuff out — let’s go babe!