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Quote from Marthagoogle baseball on 2025-07-11, 05:24

Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to 3D printing with my CraftBot and I'm looking to improve the overall quality of my prints. I’ve had some success, but I know there’s always room to learn more.

What tips, tricks, or slicer settings have worked best for you to get clean, high-quality results?
Also, if you’ve had any trial-and-error experiences worth sharing, I’d love to hear those too.

Thanks in advance, and happy printing!

Totally get where you’re coming from—I remember being in that same spot when I first started with my printer. One thing that made a big difference for me was tweaking the layer height and shell thickness depending on the model. Also, I used to overlook print temperature, but once I started fine-tuning that for each filament type, the surface quality improved a lot. And honestly, don't stress too much over failed prints—they taught me the most. Keep experimenting, and it starts to click little by little.

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Quote from Martha Kelly baldi's basics on 2025-07-11, 05:24

Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to 3D printing with my CraftBot and I'm looking to improve the overall quality of my prints. I’ve had some success, but I know there’s always room to learn more.

What tips, tricks, or slicer settings have worked best for you to get clean, high-quality results?
Also, if you’ve had any trial-and-error experiences worth sharing, I’d love to hear those too.

Thanks in advance, and happy printing!

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