PrusaSlicer Settings for Miniatures (MK4, 0.25mm nozzle, 0.075mm layers) (Updated June 2026)
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I have been FDM printing mini's for a decade. I am publishing my latest settings. These are for MK4 but the settings should apply to any other printer.
Updated June 2026: I made some changes as well as argued with AI for further insights. This is tightly tuned for crisp surface and stronger parts. You should get slight better looking parts, have more success printing them, and they should be less brittle. Lots of temperature, fan, and speed tweaks, specifically to improve minimum layer time.
I also gave it a speed up pass. D&D character, Battletech Mech, and other small miniature will see a minor bump in speed, but larger models will get DRAMATIC speed ups. This is because I leaned heavily on the "Minimum Layer Time" logic to control speed for me.
This should not only speed up larger models but protect sharper details, as well!
When printing larger models, increase the perimeters to 5 to 9 (depending on how delicate the parts) and change to 10% gyroid infill.
For example, a dragon has delicate spines, make that 8 perimeters. A Union Class Dropship is a big egg, that could probably get away with only 5.