What Nozzle Size Is Best for 3D Printed Terrain?
Struggling to choose the best nozzle size for 3D printed terrain? We break down 0.4 mm vs 0.6 mm, plus when to go bigger or smaller, to help your next tabletop build.
Struggling to choose the best nozzle size for 3D printed terrain? We break down 0.4 mm vs 0.6 mm, plus when to go bigger or smaller, to help your next tabletop build.
TLDR Terrain doesn’t ask much from filament in the traditional engineering sense. A dungeon wall doesn’t need to hold up an engine. A stone floor doesn’t need to survive outdoors for ten years. What terrain does need is good detail, reliable printing, reasonable durability, and a material cheap enough that printing an entire dungeon doesn’t … Read more
TLDR A dragon miniature and a twelve-inch castle wall may both be STL files, but they ask very different things from a 3D printer. That is the most important point in the FDM vs resin for 3D printed terrain debate. Resin has a deserved reputation for incredible detail. But terrain is usually much larger than … Read more