Ultimaker Cura has a weird infill method...let's talk about it.

[@hamjudo]

Cars have crumple zones that absorb energy in a crash. SpaceX uses crumple zone based shock absorbers in Falcon 9 landing legs. This setting could be used for 3D printing protective enclosures for egg drop competitions.

[@LostInTech3D]

that is a fantastic idea...egg drop competitions with TPU!

[@plainoldcheese]

You are ciminally under subscribed. Thanks for all the great videos

[@Dystrackshun]

Tree supports...cries in Superslicer

[@LostInTech3D]

It's coming though right??

[@Dystrackshun]

@@LostInTech3D I hear there are roots

[@TechieSewing]

Maybe they'll grow enough to be useful by spring :)

[@MondoMurderface]

Been using that sprite extruder for TPU for the last week. It prints it as good as PLA as long as your settings are good. Needs a bit more retraction and a cooler bed for example. But I've been blown away with the quality. Completely destroyed my fears of using TPU for anything.

[@SamZiaian]

hey i just got an s1 plus too can you share ur tpu settings?

[@MondoMurderface]

@@SamZiaian 210-215 temp. Bed temp 30. Set the fan speed to 10% and 100% by layer 3 (Though I hear mixed opinions on fan speed with TPU). Print speeds are usually set to 25-30 for interior walls, 20 for exterior walls, 150 for travel. Retraction anywhere from 1.5 to 3mm but this will depend on your TPU shore strength. Obviously wall thickness and infill will greatly effect your print's flexibility, but these settings should get you by.

[@SamZiaian]

@@MondoMurderface thanks! really needed this

[@livewiya]

I have been trying to play around with infill patterns for TPU toys for my nieces/nephews/friends' kids. I think I will definitely need to try it out - I have been using gyroid and concentric infill up until this point, but the stiffness of the part due to the shape of the wall definitely interferes with the consistency of the squish. I'm not sure if it bothers the kids, but I have found that very disappointing!

[@Guardian_Arias]

Very interesting, now i need to do a scan of my foot on a traditional document scanner and see how well it translates to custom orthotics.

[@LostInTech3D]

It's actually what the manual suggests to use it for, believe it or not!

[@FilamentStories]

Oh, I totally need to try this. Your idea with supports is very intriguing; I always try to be as efficient as I can with supports. I try to keep supports at a minimum and this could be the magic sometimes hidden setting for supports optimization.

[@RaphaelRema]

GREAT video, mate. I like to fill the mechanical parts with resin. This technique could come handy 👍

[@martinbernath]

I first used this infill for transparent headphone case because i thought it looked cool. I had no idea it would work good for flexibles.

[@Keveira]

looking forward to seeing more on this from you

[@Sovol]

You always has good topics and informative videos👍

[@Mwwwwwwwwe]

Another great video! Mrs 'In Tech' is a lucky lady.

[@LostInTech3D]

Haha

[@MrBaskins2010]

this is mind blowing. thank you for the inspiration

[@TechieSewing]

Might be good for inflexible prints with spikes and tails too, to add rigidity along the length 🤔

[@AlexSwavely]

Wheels falling off in transit has become a thing now apparently. I'm hearing it on other new printers too, I'm guessing someones wheel mold is getting worn out...

[@LostInTech3D]

It took quite some figuring out as to why it was half de-assembled haha 😂

[@jaro6985]

Interesting, lots of work put into this short vid.

[@whosle]

Perfect for bushings or dust sleeves

[@deaultusername]

Video on using this for support with more examples, explanation?

[@billallen6109]

Have you worked with belt printers yet? I recently bought one and it's definitely been different working with 45° slicing. Strengthening in certain directions while losing strength in others.

[@LostInTech3D]

Not yet! Maybe in the future 😜

[@avejst]

Great video as always 👍

[@PCBWay]

Thx so much for bringing this wonderful content 🥳🥳🥳

[@PJPEE]

What a cool setting!

[@LostInTech3D]

I could pin this then everyone could meet the man himself

[@PJPEE]

@@LostInTech3D 😰

[@TheButchersbLock]

Smooth throw to commercial😛

[@Tarbard]

It's only a matter of time before someone prints a mattress

[@yourlocaltoad5102]

There is foaming tpu, so nothing (except the size of my printer) stopping me from printing a mattress that has different density areas optimised for maximum comfort. Just gotta first find out if there’s a upgrade to reach a 2.2mx1.6m bed size on my ender 3.

[@LostInTech3D]

I gotta try some of these foaming filaments.

[@hallenb328]

With today's printers though you could only print a mattress for your pet gerbil.

[@joaopffg]

As anyone tryed this on cura 5.4? I can't seem to get it to work.

[@Divenity]

0:05 General Kenobi!

[@smorris12]

I suppose this could be a quick way of doing the backlit lithograph thing

[@JBMetalShop]

Love the video, keep it up!

[@PenitentHollow]

awesome video man

[@LostInTech3D]

Appreciate the feedback! more to come!

[@stldenise]

OMG. 1) didn't know there was a use for cross infill. 2) I had a Fokoos arrive without wheels on the X gantry. And yes, when I posted it online, a bunch of guys told me I "just need to tighten the eccentric nuts".

[@LostInTech3D]

I remember that wheels saga from twitter 😂

[@gwolfe1231]

Anybody else finding the beginning of this video out of focus?

[@smorris12]

Read the documentation??? Sorry, unsubscribed 😉😆