Hacking 3D Printer Infill Patterns
I 3D-printed these earrings using a cool little hack of setting top and bottom wall thickness to 0.
The pattern is the Tri-Hexagon infill that comes built-in with Ultimaker Cura. Other than the unusual wall thickness setting, the other settings are the defaults for the Standard Quality 0.2mm profile.
The infill hack is by Penolopy Bulnick. I followed her Instructable to learn how infill patterns work in 3D printing.
The pattern is the Tri-Hexagon infill that comes built-in with Ultimaker Cura. Other than the unusual wall thickness setting, the other settings are the defaults for the Standard Quality 0.2mm profile.
The infill hack is by Penolopy Bulnick. I followed her Instructable to learn how infill patterns work in 3D printing.
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