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Technical reference

Size guide

Choose the right size and thickness for your project. Every value can be adjusted in the generator.

Cutter size

Which size should I choose?

SizeDimensionIn cmBest forTypical use
XS40–50 mm4–5 cmMiniatures, small decorationsCupcakes, petit fours
S55–70 mm5.5–7 cmSmall cookies, detailed stampsTea cookies, bite-sized treats
M75–90 mm7.5–9 cmStandard cookies ✦ MOST POPULARDecorated cookies, gifts
L95–110 mm9.5–11 cmLarge cookies, cake toppersCakes, centerpieces
XL115–130 mm11.5–13 cmDecorative pieces, moldsDisplays, special events
XXL135+ mm13.5+ cmArtistic pieces, large moldsSpecial projects

✦ Recommended for most projects

Wall thickness

Recommended thickness

1.2–1.5 mm
Ultra-thin
Stencils, decorative templates. Not suitable for cutters.
1.8–2.0 mm
Thin
Cutters for soft dough. Fragile under heavy use.
2.2–2.5 mm
Standard ✦
The ideal thickness for most cutters. Good strength.
3.0–3.5 mm
Sturdy
High durability. Ideal for frequent use or for selling.
4.0+ mm
Extra sturdy
Decorative pieces, molds that take pressure. Uses more filament.

💡 Printing tips

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Temperature
PLA: nozzle at 200–220 °C, bed at 60 °C. PETG: nozzle at 230–250 °C, bed at 80 °C.
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Speed
30–50 mm/s for detailed parts. Slower = better resolution on fine details.
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Tolerance
Add 0.2–0.3 mm of tolerance in the generator if your dough is very dense or sticky.
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Infill
20–30% infill is enough for cutters. Increase it for stamps or parts that take a lot of pressure.
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