Increasing the strength of 3D-printed parts through their internal architecture
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The article examines how internal geometry affects the strength of 3D-printed parts. It compares different infill patterns, densities, materials, and print settings across PLA, ABS, and PETG. The results show that higher infill and certain patterns can significantly increase strength, but the optimal settings differ by material. It also highlights practical tradeoffs between print time, durability, and material choice for FDM users.
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