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People have been using the outer-shell speed with great success at the office. You only need to make sure that you do not get a too sudden speed change. 150mm/s normal printing to 20mm/s outer skin gives a sudden change in nozzle pressure which isn't good for the surface quality. So I think the best results are if you have the infill higher, the inner walls normal, and the outer walls a bit slower. You'll get the biggest pressure difference going from outer-walls to infill. But the infill has less effect on your overall quality.
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People have been using the outer-shell speed with great success at the office. You only need to make sure that you do not get a too sudden speed change. 150mm/s normal printing to 20mm/s outer skin gives a sudden change in nozzle pressure which isn't good for the surface quality. So I think the best results are if you have the infill higher, the inner walls normal, and the outer walls a bit slower. You'll get the biggest pressure difference going from outer-walls to infill. But the infill has less effect on your overall quality.
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