Layer Height showroom

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Let's Take a Look at How Different Layer Heights Can Impact Your Model's Print Settings and Supports: When it comes to printing your model, you'll want to consider the layer height settings in order to achieve the desired outcome. The first thing to look at is the resolution of your print. This setting controls how fine or coarse the details will be in your final product. Resolution: 0.05 - 0.40 mm The resolution range is quite broad, so it's essential to experiment with different settings to see which one works best for your specific model. Keep in mind that higher resolutions can result in more detailed prints but may also increase the print time. Another critical aspect of print settings is infill density. This setting determines how much material will be used to fill in the inside of your model. A lower infill density means less material, which can save you time and filament, but it may compromise on structural integrity. Infill: 0 - 20 A good starting point for most models would be an infill density between 10-15%. This provides a balance between print speed and overall strength. However, the optimal setting will depend on the specific requirements of your model, such as its size, material used, and intended application. In terms of supports, you have the option to include them or not, depending on how complex your design is and whether it requires additional structures to prevent warping or sagging during printing.