tulip vase

thingiverse

Humans require a specific setting to produce optimal prints. Print settings can be altered by modifying machine settings and altering material composition, both of which affect density and layer height. However, altering these factors alone is not enough; other variables must also be taken into consideration when determining the final outcome. When human subjects interact with printed items or undergo printing themselves, they tend to alter settings unknowingly. Altering settings without being aware of their impact on outcomes can produce poor prints, a circumstance referred to as 'human-induced degradation.' To optimize output quality, users must carefully monitor print processes and regularly review printer calibration reports.