Fuzzy Skin Reference

Fuzzy Skin Test Geometry(What's a fuzzy skin?) Unless you're printing a single wall, it's good to have nuanced understanding how fuzzy skin works. This fast printing reference model presents very clearly how fuzzy skin behaves on different situations. The model is designed to present the following:Vertical wallsHorizontal (X&Y) curvatureVertical (Z) curvature45° overhang90° horizontal angleFillet transition from vertical to horizontalSeam behaviourHorizontal transition from curved to straight geometry and it's effect on flow rateHow to use?The model is a set of 15 pieces. Each piece has two numbers. The upper number is "fuzzy skin point distance" and the lower is "fuzzy skin thickness". So, for example, numbers 6 and 2 mean point distance of 0.6 mm and thickness of 0.2 mm. For your convenience, there's 20 mm and 40 mm set to suit your needs. The print time for the smaller set is 1.5 hours (A1 mini) using 30 grams of filament. This set is enough for my needs at least.How to print?There