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thickest resolution you can print with good quality?
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· thickest resolution you can print with good quality?
What do you consider high quality?
Without seeing any layers, or no weird oddities and a consistent extrusion flow?
I have seen prints of beautiful empire states buildings (pretty straight up) at 250 microns.
And yesterday I printed a dice (as a test) at 300 micron and it is beautiful too.
If you don't want to see any layers, there is a world of difference between what material you choose. PLA tends to be more shiny, what will emphasise the layers. ABS is more matt.
But in PLA, there is also a huge difference, where silver hides a lot of layers and other colours show them a lot more.
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What do you consider high quality?
Without seeing any layers, or no weird oddities and a consistent extrusion flow?
I have seen prints of beautiful empire states buildings (pretty straight up) at 250 microns.
And yesterday I printed a dice (as a test) at 300 micron and it is beautiful too.
If you don't want to see any layers, there is a world of difference between what material you choose. PLA tends to be more shiny, what will emphasise the layers. ABS is more matt.
But in PLA, there is also a huge difference, where silver hides a lot of layers and other colours show them a lot more.
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