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Not sure what quality to choose? Here’s a quick guide:

🟧 Standard Quality

  • Layer height: 200 µm (0.2 mm)
  • Great for most everyday prints
  • Faster and more affordable
  • Layer lines are slightly more visible

Ideal for organizers, brackets, prototypes, and functional parts.

🟩 High Quality

  • Layer height: 80 µm (0.08 mm)
  • Smoother surface finish and sharper detail
  • Takes longer to print
  • Slightly more expensive due to extra print time

Best for decorative parts, miniatures, and anything where finish matters.

💡 Ironing is enabled in High Quality mode — it gently smooths top layers to reduce visible lines and improve flat surface finish.

Still unsure? Start with Standard — it’s a great balance of speed, quality, and cost.

This setting controls the nozzle size used for your print.
Smaller nozzles print finer details but take longer. Larger nozzles are faster and stronger, but less detailed.

🟥 Extreme (0.2 mm)

  • Very fine detail — great for miniatures and tiny features
  • Longer print times
  • Not suitable for large or bulky parts

🟩 High (0.4 mm)
(Default)

  • Balanced detail and speed
  • Good for most decorative and functional prints
  • This is the standard nozzle size for most printers

🟨 Standard (0.6 mm)

  • Stronger prints with faster turnaround
  • Layer lines more visible
  • Good for large parts or structural prototypes

🟧 Rugged (0.8 mm)

  • Maximum strength and print speed
  • Less detail — not recommended for visual models
  • Ideal for jigs, fixtures, and heavy-duty parts
Not sure what to pick? Stick with High (0.4 mm) — it’s what most prints use by default.

Infill controls how solid the inside of your print is.
Most 3D prints are not completely solid — instead, they have a structured interior that balances strength and material use.

  • Lower infill (10–20%) → Lightweight, faster, cheaper
  • Higher infill (40–60%) → Stronger and more rigid
  • 100% infill → Fully solid (rarely needed)
Not sure what to choose? For most parts, 15–25% is a great starting point.

Different materials offer different looks, strengths, and functional properties.
Whether you're after durability, flexibility, surface finish, or aesthetic impact — the material you choose directly affects the result.

Here’s a quick overview of the types we offer:

  • PLA & PLA Variants: Stiff with good surface quality. Available in finishes like matte, silk, glow, wood, metal, and multicolor.
  • PETG: Strong with good impact resistance and layer adhesion. Suitable for functional or semi-technical parts.
  • TPU: Flexible and elastic. Great for bumpers, gaskets, grips, or wearable components.
  • ABS & ASA: Tough, chemically resistant, and better for parts exposed to higher temperatures or sunlight.
  • Carbon- and Glass-Filled Composites (CF, GF): High-strength, high-stiffness materials for performance parts and demanding applications.
  • Specialty Filaments: Unique aesthetic options like gradient, marble, sparkle, galaxy, and dual-color blends.

For the full list of available materials — including detailed specifications and datasheets — view our full filament catalog.

TL;DR: If you want a decorative print, go with PLA. For basic functional parts, PETG is your best bet.
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