... -track, but anything thicker will take a fortnight to print. 2_141435_020000000.jpg On the left was printed using 0.15mm layers. The ribs are too flimsy and distorted in removing it from the workbed. On the right I changed to 0.2mm layers for faster printing, and I beefed up the ribs (which slowed it back down). The results are very accurate for size (59.5 x 5.8 x 1.6 mm), and with surprisingly sharp edges (at least to me). The biggest problem is the knobbly top surface: 2_141446_140000000.jpg It's not a bad as that close-up, and would probably be mostly hidden under paint. But I would like to get it better if I can. Two ideas to try: 1. drop the nozzle temperature a fraction, and then run it back over the surface in a random zig-zag pattern (without extruding) to smooth out the surface and maybe add a bit of (overscale) wood-grain. 2. use the 0.2mm nozzle to add a thin 0.05mm skin over the top. That ...