So people are talking about switching from 0.4 to 0.6 nozzle size. But I'll lose my fine detail?! Apparently there's some advanced slicer tech called Arachne that solves that, which existed first in Cura. Because Cura is open source it has been ported or transitioned into PrusaSlicer as well now? Thomas Sanladerer made a video about this.
Anyone have any personal experience with this? Anyone else ready to order a 0.6 or are you skeptical like me?
I would say that I am a hobbyist, but I am also starting my own 3D Printed Parts supply... so thinking commercially a speedier process is enticing. Theoretically I would trade off some detail for speed, but it sounds like the 0.6 nozzle with Arachne can print the same or better as 0.4?
Anyone have any personal experience with this? Anyone else ready to order a 0.6 or are you skeptical like me?
I would say that I am a hobbyist, but I am also starting my own 3D Printed Parts supply... so thinking commercially a speedier process is enticing. Theoretically I would trade off some detail for speed, but it sounds like the 0.6 nozzle with Arachne can print the same or better as 0.4?