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lots of parameters to be considered here (maybe to many to get to an answer ?)
nozzle diameter and type (example brass, stainless steel or even ruby tipped)
type of materiel
even variety of print head I can think of at least three for the UM2
heat capacity of the head heater (two or three variants for the UM2)
the list goes on and on .....
then you will need to consider the build quality/detail resolution you want to achieve, as the absolute best build quality starts with a small nozzle and is better if printed slowly
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lots of parameters to be considered here (maybe to many to get to an answer ?)
then you will need to consider the build quality/detail resolution you want to achieve, as the absolute best build quality starts with a small nozzle and is better if printed slowly
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