@Eric_Moy Raises an excellent point. A larger build volume might be attractive because of the possibility of printing multiple smaller parts simultaneously, but the odds of failure make that a risky proposition. Let’s say you’ve got your printer dialled in sufficiently well that you only get a catastrophic flaw 5% of the time. Also let’s say you want to print a tray of 10 parts. Your odds of getting all 10 to print flawlessly are 0.95^10=59.9% (assuming a catastrophic failure of one will ruin them all - which it usually will). Even if your individual odds of success are 99%, the cumulative odds for 10 parts would mean your odds of success are only 90.4%.
Bottom line - be careful what you wish for.
