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so youre looking to have a part mass produced with 3D printing but youre wondering what that part is going to look like so in this video were going to go through what many of the standard types of surfaces are for fdm type of 3D printing so that you have an idea what you might expect and what can be adjusted and changed in order to get just the look that you want for the part that youre making So within surfaces the surfaces of most 3D printed parts are defined by the thickness of the layers when youre 3D printing apart youre putting one layer on top of another and building them up over time and since each one of those layers have thickness you will end up with a linear type of surface finish oddly enough now these layers can be varying amounts of thicknesses they generally vary between somewhere in 0.1 and 0.3 but they can go larger and they can go a bit smaller there are later lines as small as 50 microns which are the thickness of a human hair 0.1 millimeters is 100 microns so
