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You use the whistle, maybe once, maybe twice, maybe thrice…. and a tornado comes and takes you to the WARP ZONE. In this island, Mario can warp to any of the worlds in Super Mario Bros 3. This model actually allows you to place Mario in any of the Warp paths using magnets :D
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Standard Quality: The standard width of a 3D printed object is a line extruded at a width of 0.4mm, and a line height of .2mm. This reduces the quality of extra fine details in a creation but still provides a suitable level of detail and the vast majority of prints.
HD Premium Quality: This quality level utilizes a line width of 0.2mm with a line height roughly about half as thick as standard quality (between 0.08mm – 0.12mm height). These two factors increase the detail level to at least 4x the quality of the standard quality. The tradeoff is more waste is created and the production speed is at least 5x slower also. That’s the price to pay for the best quality.
You use the whistle, maybe once, maybe twice, maybe thrice…. and a tornado comes and takes you to the WARP ZONE. In this island, Mario can warp to any of the worlds in Super Mario Bros 3. This model actually allows you to place Mario in any of the Warp paths using magnets :D
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Standard Quality: The standard width of a 3D printed object is a line extruded at a width of 0.4mm, and a line height of .2mm. This reduces the quality of extra fine details in a creation but still provides a suitable level of detail and the vast majority of prints.
HD Premium Quality: This quality level utilizes a line width of 0.2mm with a line height roughly about half as thick as standard quality (between 0.08mm – 0.12mm height). These two factors increase the detail level to at least 4x the quality of the standard quality. The tradeoff is more waste is created and the production speed is at least 5x slower also. That’s the price to pay for the best quality.