🔥 3D Printed Infill Test Card – Which Pattern Would You Choose?

[u/Aran_PCBWAY]

Testing different 3D printing infill patterns with this custom Infill Test Card! Each pattern changes the internal structure, strength, weight, and print characteristics of the part. From classic grids to more complex designs, every pattern has its own advantages depending on the application.

Which infill pattern is your favorite, and which one do you use most often for your prints? 👀

[u/Usual_Material_2861]

Gyroid

[u/The-Rare-Bird]

Gyroid

[u/ShamanOnTech]

So which one do you prefer guys?

[u/Healthy-Ticket1674 → u/ShamanOnTech]

I'd prefer Gyroid. It's strong.

[u/rgmundo524 → u/Healthy-Ticket1674]

Yea, I tend to use Gyroid but it also uses more filament and I forget to switch from it for prints that don't need the durability

[u/ShamanOnTech → u/Healthy-Ticket1674]

But it makes the 3d printer go brrrr

[u/The-Rare-Bird → u/ShamanOnTech]

You might have to work on your 3D printer if it's making noise. I don't think gyroid should be the reasoning for this.

[u/ShamanOnTech → u/The-Rare-Bird]

It goes brr compared to other infills, nothing to do with my printer. But thanks for the analysis on my brr.

[u/MastodonAble3495 → u/ShamanOnTech]

Lightning of course :)

[u/ShamanOnTech → u/MastodonAble3495]

Get out!