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Well that is amazing. Ok, understand now. My mental state is fixated on larger projects. Doing teeny tiny stuff would certainly require smaller nozzles.
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The obvious reasons are:
- for small objects or for objects with fine details in the x/y direction
- for objects with thin walls
And there are even smaller nozzles than .25mm...
If you need some inspiration:
http://thedailymini.com/daily-mini-interview-miniature-3d-printing-lance-abernethy/
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