⚙️ What are the differences between quality levels?

1. FDM Printing

At any quality level, FDM prints will show visible layer lines. Higher quality settings produce finer lines, which are less noticeable and easier to smooth out with post-processing, though this increases print time.

2. SLA Printing

SLA prints have fewer visible layer lines than FDM prints. At higher quality settings, parts appear with virtually no layer lines, giving them a smooth finish. However, like FDM, SLA takes longer to print at higher quality levels.

3. Choosing Quality

Choosing a quality level depends on your project's needs — higher quality for smoother finishes or standard quality for faster turnaround.