Profile In 0.2mm Cho Creality K1 (Dành Cho Mô Hình Mini - Orca Slicer)

Y'all know that FDM printers are not ideal for printing minis but hey, it's possible, and you can get pretty damn good prints if you tune it correctly. 

Main things I've noticed made a difference were : 

• Layer Height, of course
• The printing speed. It can't be super slow, but it can't go super fast either
• Temperature, basically the default one
• Adhesion: use brim
• Supports: you don't want to add too many, otherwise the print itself will break

I'm by no means claiming this to be the ideal profile for this kind of thing, but I've got awesome results with these profiles, really smooth in some places. The main goal here is to be able to print minis without visible print lines. 

The minis take around 2-4 hours to print each, depending on the model.  I've printed them in PLA, printer closed, on a regular wooden table. The printer shook a bit but it didn't seem to interfere with the results. Make sure that you're using some trusted and smooth PLA brand so that your nozzle won't clog given it's smaller diameter, filament quality is really important when you're printing in fine detail. 
 

To import the files you can use the normal import function under File -> Import -> Import Settings, or you can add the files yourself to the %appdata%/OrcaSlicer/user/default folder

Let me know if it worked for you guys!