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Stop cranking infill to 50%, your 3D prints don't need it
I started getting better results once I treated infill as one part of a larger strength strategy rather than the default fix.
Infill is the slider everyone touches, almost nobody truly understands, and plenty of people blame when a print fails. That’s partly because it looks like a “strength” knob, and strength is an easy ...
[JanTec Engineering] was fascinated by the idea of using a 3D printer’s hot end to inject voids and channels in the infill with molten plastic, leading to stronger prints without the need to insert ...
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