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I understand your answer. First of all, i have a z motor which has precission of 0.0002mm and also, i have removed the extruder and the filament as i would be using this 3d printer as a x, y and z stage for a different project where i need the z to be 0.0002mm. According to what you said in the answer, i would set the layer height at 0.05mm in cura and then generate the gcode. Then edit the gcode and divide every z value by 250. First of all, the gcode wouldnt be increasing the number of coordinates for printing after i divide the z value by 250. Also, is there a program which can do this as manually replacing all the z values will take a lot of time!

I am actually transforming this printer into a x, y and z stage and removing the extruder. So, for that i need the Z stage to move sub-microns every layer. I would not be printing more than about 2 or 3 layers so the time doesnt matter to me as well. Could you tell me how i would be able to scale down the coordinates in the generated g code. I tried to change the layer height in the generated g-code but it wouldnt automatically change the number of points generated in the g code. Also, if there is any other method to generate g code of any object to make it this precise, then let me know.

Hi. I am using Ultimaker Cura V 4.11.0 to print some parts. However, I am facing a problem with minimum layer height. The minimum allowed height in software is 1um, but I need to set it bellow 200 nm for my application. Would you please help me if there is anyway that I can manually change minimum allowed height on the software?