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3DALHEMIJA
(@3dalhemija)
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Gradient infill in PrusaSlicer? (horizontal and vertical)

I was looking desparately for slicers that can offer gradient infill (vertical and horizontal) so i can achieve different flexibilty properties from single material part. 

Stefan from CNC kitchen uploaded recently video for horizontal gradient infill, would be cool if there is vertical gradient aswell - IMPLEMENTED in PrusaSlicer 🙂

PS. Any solutions yet for generating variable gradient infill?

Opublikowany : 12/01/2020 11:53 am
bobstro
(@bobstro)
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RE: Gradient infill in PrusaSlicer? (horizontal and vertical)

Wasn't Stefan's ultimate conclusion that it was interesting but didn't make a big difference for most prints? It seemed to be beneficial in very limited circumstances.

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Opublikowany : 12/01/2020 1:32 pm
3DALHEMIJA
(@3dalhemija)
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Topic starter answered:
RE: Gradient infill in PrusaSlicer? (horizontal and vertical)

@bobstro

Indeed, but i am testing printed shoe insoles, and i need to maintain flexibility and sturdiness at specific points.

Opublikowany : 12/01/2020 1:41 pm
Daniel
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RE: Gradient infill in PrusaSlicer? (horizontal and vertical)

 

Posted by: @3dalhemija

@bobstro

Indeed, but i am testing printed shoe insoles, and i need to maintain flexibility and sturdiness at specific points.

Have you succeeded? Thanks!

Opublikowany : 21/04/2024 10:30 pm
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