<p>I don't want this to be a specific producer question, but I would like to know if the Sparkmaker is good enough to print small details in OO/HO scale objects.
I'm referring here to objects like furniture, and other house appliances at scale.
I wasn't able to find any visuals with very small objects for this printer.</p>

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