alright i can do that! well one issue i'd like to resolve is like slowing down the printer when you print something with like a point at the end of the print? i used the .223 mock round as a test for this and it runs really well up to the point when its finishing the very tip where it doesnt allow even close to enough time for cooling before moving on to then next layer, which is understandable because its a very tiny radius. i already have settings in to slow down small radii and external perimeters, is there a way to slow down super small tips even more without making it slow down printing to much? also it seems that my .1 mm setting doesnt run as "smooth" as my .3mm which it was set up in. its like it tries to jam to much plastic through and it ends up grinding through the line of filament. this has lead to a few disappointing mornings where i woke to find my printer finishing up the G code for a high detail print without any plastic running through it 
will calibrating the flow of plastic --or how much plastic the machine draws-- fix this? it seems that .2mm layers run ok, but sometimes have similar problems.
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