Pretty good, but several 0.5 mm radius holes were closed off (perhaps this IS on the limit) & there were some echo-like vertical lines resulting from production.
Otherwise what I hoped for.
Réponse: The tiny holes on the bottom are right at the limit of FDM printing – particularly as they started at 0.5mm and then tapered inwards. This is particularly true of tiny holes on the bottom, as the bottom layer is always slightly squished (technical term :-) to ensure adhesion to the print bed. The echo lines are caused by an effect called ringing where the print head always oscillates slightly after sudden changes in direction (blame physics). If you place a note on the order that this is really important to you then I can slow down the print to reduce, but not entirely remove those effects.
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