Tips on printing great FDM miniatures

I’ve spent a lot of time and effort on my older printer JG a3s, then x1c and now a1 mini to get to those results. I can print very decent miniatures and decided to share a video with details and instructions on how to do that.

Please see and comment if you find it useful for you. I haven’t seen this detailed explanation yet, and most other YouTubers were printing fdm-optimized minis, while I always craved resin files that others are too afraid to print.

Any tips in written form?

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I’ve had those in discussion in titancraft discord.
Shortly - IMO higher temp plastics are easier to control, use thin dense trees, not too much contact, remove support from armpit-like areas before print, always try to avoid face supports. There’s a quick overview section in the video with all the settings I used at the moment of making the video, but I believe I had some minor adjustments in the profile since and uploaded those to discord.