The print has been designed with PLA as a support to the main PETG structure. The PLA supports with 0-Z interface spacing allow for smooth surfaces that don't even look like they were printed with supports. The supports are a little difficult to remove and takes a few minutes but the end product is fantastic and high quality.

I'd like to highlight the threads on this container. This small cylindrical container has male threads on the body and female threads on the lid. The threads are fine and very smooth when using my print profile (slow inner and outer walls, 0.12mm layer height). Some of my prints have allowed for a single hand tightening/loosening of the lid. I'm trying to figure out if this is due to filament type/color combinations of the lid and body, or slight machine tolerances that vary from print to print.