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@@ -6,6 +6,27 @@ just want to make sure I put this here, I'm going to make this a much better doc
 
 still in beta, but using `upside_down()` in a method chain will rotate keycaps to be upside down. This makes the stem print better and requires no support, but generally the top of the keycap comes out worse - unless it is flat.
 
+### "doubleshot" letters with a regular printer
+
+While printing upside down, you can do yourself a favor and embed some legends! use code like below:
+
+```
+legends = ["F1", "1", "q", "a", "z", ""];
+for (x = [0:1:4]) {
+  translate_u(0,-x) legend(legends[x]) g20_row(3, 0) upside_down() {
+      $stem_support_type = "disable";
+      key(true);
+      dished() {
+        legends($inset_legend_depth);
+      }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+and comment out either `key(true)` or the whole `dished` segment. This code generates keycaps with inset legends and the legends that fit inside those insets.
+
+Run just the legends through your slicer first and make sure to turn off anything like skirts or brims, it should print your legends in a single layer on your print bed. Leave them there, swap filaments, and then print the rest of the keycaps around them in a different color. The result is pretty impressive. They aren't quite doubleshot, since the main benefit of doubleshots is the plastic goes all the way through the keycap, but they look incredibly impressive for what they are.
+
 ## front print legends and location / font size
 
 still in beta, set `$front_print_legends = true` to have legends print on the front instead of the top of the keycaps.