Faster 3D printing could be a simple pattern away

For anyone getting annoyed at how long their 3D printed project is taking, this simple pattern update could help speed up the ...
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Gradient Infill Puts More Plastic Where You Want It

It is always tricky setting the infill for a 3D printed part. High infill parts are strong but take longer to print, while low infill prints take less time, but are weaker internally and in danger of ...
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You don’t need 100% infill — here’s what actually makes prints stronger

One of the most persistent myths in 3D printing is the idea that stronger parts require more plastic. New users often assume that cranking infill to 100% automatically produces tougher prints, so ...