What Infill Should You Use for 3D Printing

[@Shayway]

Thank you for watching! What infill is your favorite and why?

[@luc917]

great video, I am learning this so its all new to me. Seems like everyone is against grid so that is odd that its the default. what do you think about adaptive cubic?

[@Shayway]

It’s okay if you don’t need a ton of strength. Otherwise, gyroid is my go to

[@ThePigGoesQuack]

Thank you. Very informative and useful 👍🏻

[@Shayway]

Thanks for watching!

[@medogandcatadventure]

Great info. Thanks

[@logicalfundy]

Support Cubic can really speed up some prints. Although it can suffer similar problems as Grid. Rectilinear makes the same pattern as Grid, but puts the grid on two layers so there's no buildup at the crossings. I actually don't know why rectilinear isn't the default. I do wish they'd make more of the infills like rectilinear where it alternates the pattern on different layers.

[@Shayway]

I’ll give rectilinear a shot!

[@Shane.Harrison]

Lightning is great for fast prints that need little strength.

[@Shayway]

Agreed! I actually had it recorded in this video but unfortunately the screen capture died so I just cut it out completely

[@denkstdu1884]

What do you think about Line-Infill?

[@Shayway]

it's okay but its not one of my favorites because the lines are parallel. Its very similar to Rectilinear though