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The Best Cura Infill Patterns
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Learn all you need to know about the best Cura infill patterns. Find the best Cura infill pattern for cool and effective prints while saving time and money.
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50% infill is absolutely insane for the vast majority of prints. I run 5-10% usually and I couldn't crush it with my hands even if I wanted to.
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I’m normally running 20% to be safe for cosplay plus I love the extra weight to get more realism
I wish there were Cliff-notes for your videos could watch. They are really informative just really slow and drawn out.
AWESOME video! As a beginner to 3D printing, I found this very helpful! You've earned a new sub from me.
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Honestly the most helpful, informative, straight to the point, clear video I have seen that explains infill really well, I understand this so much better now! Thank you, please keep up the amazing work! 😋
Why is this video rated so good? He gives a purely unsubstantiated subjective opinions on infills without having done any tests to back his claims. Then let me do the same: I like triangles - so this is the best pattern!
Don't get me wrong - it is ok to make a video featuring the personal ordering of the subjectively nicest infill patterns. But please don't call this "the best infill patterns". And especially don't claim that they increase strength or affect any parameter you have never even measured in the first place.
3:58 Did not know about the Cura settings guide, thanks!
Love your channel! Thank you for all the helpful advice and tips :)
you can skimp on infill density but increase infill line count to make the infill stout as well. This should keep our print times lower.
You can use 5% or even 0% in some cases and just up the number of outside perimeters to 3 or more.
Amazing tip about settings guide, I thought there should be a tool like that
I think it should be the default when Installing Cura.
The patterns are much easier to visualize and understand when seen from an off axis perspective. This is especially true for the 3D patterns such a Gyroid, etc.
A few years ago I remember seeing a video or an article mention that you could add custom infill patterns to Cura, but I've never once been able to find any sort of instruction on how to do so. Do you know anything about that?
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You are awesome ty
Very nice
Thank you
This is great, I'm about to get my first printer soon and my first project is to model and make new brackets for my mother's wall mounted clothes hanger as it collapsed.
It's pretty small so I might just go with solid infill but maybe it would be better to go with gyroid and make them thicker than the originals, gonna have to investigate once I actually have a printer
Thanks for hepl
How would I print a small object. I.e. I build ship models and I want to print cannon carriages which are 13 mm long, 7 mm wide and 6 mm tall. Thanks Dick T
Hello Sir, Can I use this infill pattern in resin printer with Cura? Can I save this infilled file as STL? PLEASE HELP
how did u get that setting guide on cura ?
How do you get the slicer to update times and cost after changes without hitting SLICE manually everytime??
You can get the plug-in from the Cura Marketplace.
where in the video can i find the down link for the extension download?
Hello what version of cura u using I have ultimaker cura 4.5 which was the latest version I could find because u have features that I dont have
James, I am using 4.5 as well. Check out the Cura playlist to get the most out of cura.
i figured it out thanks
i have an handle to print for a tool box which infil you suggest to me?
I would use Gyroid for sure at about 30%. That should give you a nice balance of strength and durrability.
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how come my preview does not look like yours.. mine is just yellow threw all the layers.. i dont have the orange,green, and red colors that you do in my preview window
If you haven’t figured it out yet, you need to press the slice button
for some reason my infil lines have small tiny pores. Im using Creality Ender 3 V2 3d printer. I leveled the bed properly, added special adhesive made for 3d printer glass bed. Could the infill bee too thin? Is the diameter fill too small?
Did you adjust the E steps?
How do you set up Cura to slice automatically? My earlier versions would do this as a matter of course, but when I upgraded to the latest one, I now have to press the "Slice" button to make it slice. And I looked through the program to do this and couldn't find how to do it.
It's under preferences. Can't remember if it's under general preferences or another sub category though
@@alexanderforbes2126 Hi! Yeah, I just came across it yesterday, as a matter of fact. It's under Preferences -> Configure Cura -> under General, and it's the very first setting: Slice automatically. Can't believe it took me this long to find it!
does gyroid have solid walls or would a fluid be able to fill it all from one input hole? does anyone have any suggestions on an infill that would?
Do you have a Twitter? I’m having trouble with a print that I was wondering if you could help me out
Your voice sounds like NBA legend Bill Walton lol
16:09 COVID!
Gyroid supremacy
How in the hell is it going to print long ass lines of infill in the center in thin air when you were showing the gradual infill part. Thar's not going to work at all, you can't just print into thin air lol.
your conclusion is wrong. the lines takes longer. as seen in the print times in the video.
goddamnit im an idiot
Honestly your video is not that informative. You just go over each of the options, and without reasoning provide your preferences for infill percentages and what certain patterns might be used for.
So he offered some information..... Ergo, an informative video.