Ooooh I like the tpu idea! Thanks! It's gonna be perfect for just a little macro keyboard.

Noted! I'll get a camera to get a better time-lapse of all the printing

True! I haven't used ABS yet but that I'd a great idea for easier smoothing

​@@S7Vision I would avoid ABS unless you have a space with good ventilation and no humans around. Even with a filter it is still highly questionable to print it near humans who might breath in the vapors from it. If you really want smoothing you can try something like Prusament PVB which just smooths with IPA (which is also a lot less harmful/easier to handle), is easier to print and not as toxic as ABS printing. You might want to look into a drybox for printing it though. I never used it so I don't know how much of an issue moisture really is for PVB.

0.4mm but now I have to feel I have to check my cura settings! I did enable ironing and played with some settings if that may affect it. Still learning the 3D printing process

@@S7Visionironing only helps for large flat surfaces and even then I personally dislike it

When you are printing small parts, you have to use a small nozzle. 0.2 mm is better. Compare your total size to your print size.

@@butsukete1806 I'll get a .2 and try that out in the future, thanks for the tips yall!

@@S7Vision You really need to have your bed adhesion down though because your layer height will be cut in half. FDM printing small things is difficult. I can see switching to resin for a project like this.