u/godsfreind

I am trying to create a sheet of stickers using bambu labs own a4 sticker paper (210x297). When I go to print, I always get the error, object too large, reduce object size to 120.6x170.6 or less. But this is significantly smaller than the workable area including the margins built in. see attached picture, the blue square is 120.6x170.6, and the red margins are my workable area, what am I missing? What is the actual working canvas size I can work with? I can't find anything published by bambu labs.

https://preview.redd.it/6eskwk34kj3h1.png?width=914&format=png&auto=webp&s=5ef3f577318e083df9abb107bdae8e168403cd29

I'm trying to 3D print realistic toast and want to use HueForge to capture the complex browning colors on the top surface, while the main body of the toast is a regular 3D model.

My question is: is there a way to combine the HueForge STL (with its filament swap instructions) with the toast body STL so they print as one seamless job? Or does the layer height mismatch (HueForge needs 0.08mm, body 0.2mm) make this impossible without printing the whole thing at 0.08mm?

If it can't be done cleanly in software, I'll probably just print them separately and glue them together — but wanted to check if anyone has found a clean workflow for this first.