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GeeBee007 said:

Now finally I dont understand what this guy keeps blabbering about layer lines.
here is a pic of both.
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Lastly little dissappointed that Crazzy_eddy believed that a somewhat good repped guy on TE would scam for mere 235rs.
Its ok he has to listen to both sides but i mean at the end Does it make sense?
If i was ever a scammer I would have never reached so many successfull trades in TE without a single negative feedback.
If you still want in-depth analysis...I can make side by side comparison between STLs clearing everything but hoping the above would be enough as this just doesnt feel worth for me spending money and wasting time in addition to all this hassle.. @Crazy_Eddy Lemme know what you decide.

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I wish you had sent this image of both boxes when I requested on Monday. I didn't publicly accuse you of scamming nor did I outright refuse refund/replacement until you didn't send the picture of both boxes together.

I'll refund you the full cost of the order as well as send you a replacement if you're open to it.

For what it's worth, I apologize for the inconvience. As for why I was so felt so confident about my own assessment, it's a combination of things. Needless to say, you requesting a new iteration rather than a replacement played a part.

Needless to say, this has all been a tiring adventure, just as much as me, I admit, as it must've been for you.

Maybe you'll agree to it, maybe you won't -- but money was never part of the equation or motivation.

arup said:

@slippery , I may have a noob question, but is there anyway to get rid of those micro lines appearing in 3d prints?
Maybe if the sides are flat like this geebee's model, is there possibility that you heat the bed and flip all flat sides on that like we flip rotis in hot tawa and that melts the lines and make a smooth finish ...

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That's a funny visual so thank you. No, you can't flip it like a hot tava.

The layer lines appear because the printer is literally laying down lines of filament. We can change layer height to the minimum to improve the look.

But layer lines are a physical limitation of FDM prints and ideally, you want to use resin printing to get the closest look to molded plastic, without the obvious layer lines.

The layer lines in resin printing will be MUCH, MUCH smaller than FDM and hence much much less visible.