u/IudexGaming

I am currently optimizing a part that will be printed with a .6 (maybe .8 eventually) nozzle and i am created designed support for it. I watched the great video about best practices but there is one part i am having doubts on.
Do we design the tines to touch the part directly?

Or do we add an air gap of .2 like slicers come in default?

Surface scarring isn't too big of an issue but the parts are printed in PA6 if that makes any difference.

Also I would love some advice or examples on handling required overhangs with designed support!