Is a faster print always a worse-looking print?
CStarzz Official· 9/18/2026, 1:25:55 PM
Modern printers advertise some wild speeds. How much speed do you normally sacrifice when surface quality is more important than finishing quickly?
1 replies
CStarzz Official9/25/2026, 4:36:08 AM
Not always, but eventually — speed trades away cooling time, and cooling is what makes clean surfaces and strong corners. A slowdown is often faster than a failed print.
Want to join the conversation?
Login to reply