Illuminarti, I do understand your point, and yes I know there is no simple answer to what I asked, but a simple answer wasn't what I was looking for. It's already obvious to me there is no one God setting that prints all fine things in life at Mach 1 speed. What I was asking was what are YOUR optimal settings for fine print quality. One example setting would have sufficed, instead you turn this topic into something else and I have to respond. Take a look at the quality and see what I'm talking about. All the bad ones, I chucked in an office can, these are the only ones I found out of at least 30 small prints. All of these were printed at 0.2mm layer height.
"Business Card" (Printed on Preset NORMAL QUALITY/SPEED Print):
http://oi47.tinypic.com/110dw6u.jpg
Key (Printed on Preset HIGH QUALITY/SLOW SPEED Print):
http://oi50.tinypic.com/34yem47.jpg
Fan Cone (Printed on Preset LOW QUALITY/FAST SPEED Print):
http://oi50.tinypic.com/9zou9y.jpg
Screw-on Capped Bottle (Printed on Preset NORMAL QUALITY/SPEED Print):
http://oi50.tinypic.com/p82np.jpg
http://oi46.tinypic.com/wquiqw.jpg
YES, my bed is properly calibrated. YES, my unit is on stable grounds. YES, unit is most likely assembled properly (purchased assembled by Ultimaker). Quality check?
I've printed several more at 0.1mm, which came out really nicely, although I still want finer quality. I've switched up a couple settings as I just learned I could do from Owen, at the moment I'm printing at 0.6mm height and B/T0.18mm of a sample file. I'll see how that turns out and update on those later...