X/Y resolution is just as important as Z. The X/Y is limited by nozzle diameter which is .4mm so anything you print will have a .2mm radius of curvature to it. For example if you print a cube, the 4 vertical sides will have rounded edges with .2mm curvature (the other 8 edges will be 90 degrees perfect sharp). Printing thinner than .05mm starts to be a waste of time. You can only see the layers because of the nature of the way light reflects off a shiny surface. If you paint .1mm layers they disappear.
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This is the only one I have "on tap". It's an old test print series I did for someone looking to buy the original UM and wanted to see the difference between layer heights. Someone else will have better pics I'm sure.
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