We have a bunch of onyx printers at work and the parts are so pretty! The mechanical engineers probably go through $1k of filament a week at least. I've been it

We have a bunch of onyx printers at work and the parts are so pretty! The mechanical engineers probably go through $1k of filament a week at least. I've been iterating on my hobby printer for a few years now, and like to compare my prints to the onyx prints for inspiration. I think you guys cheat a little bit since it's such a matte finish; it hides a lot of blemishes. :-) The one time I printed a part myself on an onyx, I noticed that the slicer didn't print "thin" walls and instead left gaps in the part, though. Is that a quirk of the slicer, or did I probably just have a setting wrong?