Prusa Slicer Layer Heights Explained: Boost Your 3D Print Quality!

In this video, we break down Prusa Slicer layer heights to help you boost your 3D print quality. Learn how to optimize your settings for the best results!
Unlock the secrets to achieving flawless 3D prints with our in-depth guide on Prusa Slicer layer heights! 🎨 Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned 3D printing enthusiast, understanding layer heights is crucial for enhancing the quality and precision of your prints. In this video, we'll break down the different layer height settings, explain their impact on print quality, and provide tips to optimize your 3D printing projects. Say goodbye to rough surfaces and hello to smooth, detailed prints! 🖨️✨
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[@youngplayboy786]

1:26 i don't like this boat.

[@Zachary3DPrints]

Yes, profile isn’t fully optimized yet. Like mentioned, these were the standard settings in Prusa Slicer for a i3 MK3S

[@youngplayboy786]

@@Zachary3DPrints nooooooo... What I'm trying to say is why does everyone make this boat to show print quality? But while there is a lot of stuff available to show print quality.

[@Zachary3DPrints]

Ah, I get it. I did wanna do another model, but even at a scale of 50% it still was 12 hours printing at 0.05mm. It’s the very first model that you saw in Prusa Slicer, Wonder Woman bust

[@SupremeCakeVR]

@@youngplayboy786 because it shows lots of things, like overhangs, bridging, stringing, and it doesn’t use much filament.