Print Quality often refers to how many layers are in the print and how smooth or detailed the final product looks. Think of each layer as a thin slice of the object. The more layers there are, the finer and more detailed the print can be, because it allows for more precision and less visible lines between each layer. So, a high-quality print will have lots of tiny layers, making the object look smoother and more refined.

Internal Filling describes how much material is packed inside the print, affecting both its strength and cost. Imagine the inside of your 3D printed object like a honeycomb: it can be filled more densely for greater strength, or less so to save on material and reduce cost. So, when you choose a higher internal filling, your print becomes sturdier but also more expensive, as it uses more printing material.

You can further reduce the cost of printing by Grouping multiple models into a single file and Placing models facing upwards (flattest surface on the bottom).

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