Layer Height and Infill

A smaller layer height increases the layer count and often improves vertical detail, while a larger layer can reduce operating time. The smallest value is not automatically best; nozzle size, geometry, and use all matter.

Infill supports internal surfaces and affects weight and time. Raising it does not automatically compensate for weak orientation or unsuitable wall settings.

Wall count and layer-line direction can matter more than infill for some loads. Functional parts should be reviewed against force direction, mounting, and heat.