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If a 3D print uses a 30% infill with a triangular pattern, what is the expected effect compared to 10% infill with the same pattern?
If a 3D print uses a 30% infill with a triangular pattern, what is the expected effect compared to 10% infill with the same pattern?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand infill density impact
Increasing infill density from 10% to 30% adds more material inside the print.Step 2: Assess effects on strength and weight
More material means the print becomes stronger and heavier, but print speed slows and surface finish is unaffected.Final Answer:
The print will be stronger and heavier -> Option AQuick Check:
Higher infill density = Stronger and heavier print [OK]
Quick Trick: More infill means stronger and heavier, not faster or smoother [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Assuming higher infill speeds up printing
- Thinking infill affects surface finish
- Confusing weight with print speed
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