d. Perimeter feed rate: The speed at which the walls are printed. You can also set the speed for
the outer and inner wall separately. Printing the outer wall a bit slower usually results in a better
surface finish.
e. Perimeter feed rate: The speed of printing the wall. You can set the speed of printing the
exterior wall and the interior wall respectively. Usually, printing the exterior wall at a low speed
will bring smooth surface for your final product.
f. Infill feed rate: The speed at which the infill material is printed. Since (visual) quality of
the infill is not important, you could use a higher speed for the infill. But keep in mind that this
might affect the strength of your print.
g. Solid infill speed: The speed at which the top layers are printed. A lower speed increases
the reliability of closure of the top layers, especially on large area prints.
7) Support:
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