i love the part where they found out what infill they should be using

@livinunderthesun9

10 ай бұрын

right

@calicoathena

10 ай бұрын

I think the idea is that they have these ready to reference for different objects they want to make. Each one has different benefits.

@Doritos...

10 ай бұрын

​@@calicoathena"and all these infills give different strengths, flexibilities and even looks for timelapses" so yea

@wo-olf

10 ай бұрын

​@@calicoathenahaving a piece of infill printed in a rectangle will not tell you anything about strength or looks on any print apart from these rectangles. It's just a test and a video for youtube.

@calicoathena

10 ай бұрын

@@wo-olf OK but that's what was implied so... Take it up the video creator

Did similar tests recently now that I'm working with Bambu's transparent petg and holding it up to a light source makes certain infills look great!

@playconveyor

11 ай бұрын

Ahh, how is the Bambu PETG? I’ve heard good things!

@sebastianvincentmandellizi3679

11 ай бұрын

​@@playconveyorwhats the first song on the short name?

@kdotaustralia

11 ай бұрын

@@playconveyor having consistently good results across black, white and transparent 😊 Even mixing the three across my PETG prints. Keen to get some colours after my prototyping is done.

@Greytone05

10 ай бұрын

@@sebastianvincentmandellizi3679I believe it’s electronica 2022

@yorp.

10 ай бұрын

​@@sebastianvincentmandellizi3679snurd

My favorite part was when he explained why you would pick one or another

I am happy to say that I am now part of this community, my 3d printer is printing for the first time😊

@marvinschmitz4952

11 ай бұрын

Me too, glad to be here 😊

@Meowi_UwU

11 ай бұрын

That’s amazing!! I hope you make great things lol

@charlieperis4540

11 ай бұрын

It’s fun being relatable😂 but enjoy your stay

@that-therian-wolf-girl

10 ай бұрын

hope u have fun with it!!

@Romo2055

10 ай бұрын

I got mine a week ago only, its so exciting 😊 only thing Is that it takes agessssss 😬

But that doesn’t answer anything

Hexagons, because hexagons are the bestagons.

@dambroangling2828

7 ай бұрын

Nah lines are fine, squares are fair and triangles are make things tingle

@ueinao

7 ай бұрын

@@dambroangling2828HEXAGONS

@johnathanthomas9291

7 ай бұрын

I know that reference!

@crimsondragon2677

7 ай бұрын

One of us.

@pies1fan

7 ай бұрын

CGP Grey?!

Now let’s see some actual lab tests on their performance

@willow5204

10 ай бұрын

Gyroid and cubic sub are are the strongest and really all you need. Gyroid is really strong for it's volume so you can go lighter on infill %

Now give us a sequel where you actually test and find your preferred infill.

how did printing black rectangles help you decide which infill you needed to use? Surely you should use a benchmark model that has a bunch of different aspects to it that you can test with each inflil. So a vertical flat surface, a horizontal flat surface, a sloped 45 degree surface, a domed surface to test surface finish quality. a section for a captive nut, a section of bridging, a section for testing rigidity in different dimensions.

@olivewooled1297

6 ай бұрын

Mate those are purple.

@ge2719

6 ай бұрын

@@olivewooled1297 i think meant to type basic or blank. Swype sucks.

@user-wz9hx9bh1i

Ай бұрын

For vertical, horizontal and 45 degree lines you just need a straight line.

Result??? Inference??? Conclusion???

Hilbert Curve will always be my favorite

@playconveyor

11 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@Brezel85

10 ай бұрын

Why?

@cracktact7676

10 ай бұрын

@@Brezel85 optimal space filling curve, looks neat as a finished product, coolest one to watch print imo

@Jrez

10 ай бұрын

I prefer the look of the gyroid, and its usually strongest in all directions in my experience. I'll pick something else depending on what forces I expect the part to see. (most of my prints are fabrication related)

@OArchivesX

10 ай бұрын

Rectilinear is just better in almost all cases. You don't even see the infill once the part is done lol. I never use anything but line/rectilinear because those tend to be faster prints with better strength at 10-20% infill. It's fun to mess around when you're an amateur, but you learn quick to stick to the known best :) watch CNCkitchen for his analysis on infills and other settings

Do you have the file for the giant “Print” button?

@soop8765

10 ай бұрын

Bruh it would take 2 minutes to model. Just learn for yourself

@Quesoquantum

10 ай бұрын

​@@soop8765dawg learning that takes months to years.

@Vulcar2500

10 ай бұрын

​@@soop8765woosh

@specialkayah

10 ай бұрын

@@soop8765or you could be a part of a creative community that likes to share... Or maybe they're not good with 3D modelling. There's no harm in asking. What an awful comment to write...

@prof.maniak5925

10 ай бұрын

@@specialkayah I know right? Jeez...

Bro toke the prime bottle personal. 💀

@lenz7809

10 ай бұрын

Ngl, I’d do the same

@Guhrg

10 ай бұрын

​@@lenz7809Agreed.

@exmorGamer

8 ай бұрын

W cuz it sucks ass

you can just set your top layers to 0 instead of pausing the print before the top layers :)

@tschoeppeli

7 ай бұрын

Came here to say this 😂

Do we get to see the rest of the video/test?

After hours of handcrafting the perfect balance of speed/weight/cost/strength into my calculations I snap back into reality, realize I have two children under the age of 5, double the number of perimeters, set it to 30% gyroid, set the superglue down next to my machine, click print and forget about it until tomorrow. The finesse I've lost in print prep skills, I've more than gained in print surgery. I've become one with the coating of superglue on my index and thumb.

Wait, can you print an infill holder with infill or do you print it with 0% Infill. ALSO nice press.

@playconveyor

Жыл бұрын

I have no idea…. Suggestions?

@fluffypawninja7636

10 ай бұрын

@@playconveyor print the holder in several peices, with an exterior texture that resembles which infill goes in that slot

@UJustGotGamed

10 ай бұрын

the infill holder would be 100% infill as to represent what it contains

Gyroid supremacy

@0GHatMak3r

2 ай бұрын

Its the perfect mixture for flexibility and strength

After learning the smallest amount of composite design: A good chunk of the forces on the(composite) part go through the skin and having a 10mm thick carbon part is expensive and heavier than having a core material instead. The core mostly gets compressive/tension forces. Looking at 3d printing and some of the prints ive broken through the years (also bending unfinished prints) shows that the forces do seem be put through the wall and those tension/compression forces on the infill. Having an infill pattern with the best compressive strength per weight with decent adhesion to the walls seems to be best for me so far. + Im kinda leaning toward the thought that infill is, in most applications, pretty much just internal support structures.

Someone once said "hexagons are the bestagons"

@kirikset

5 ай бұрын

@cgpgray it was)

That’s really cool, did you have the printer print one at a time or all at once layer by layer?

@playconveyor

Жыл бұрын

Layer by layer… I love it!!

@thatcatthatalwayseatsyourc1493

10 ай бұрын

you have to do it layer by layer or the extruder would hit the others

@joshbridges8410

10 ай бұрын

​@@thatcatthatalwayseatsyourc1493depends on the size, if there is an inch between them and they are low Bambu studio will do them one after the other if you want.

For horizontal strength at 20% infill concentric is the best. I tested it for a science project a few years ago.

You should make a holder and put the name of the infill near the slot so you know which one is which

*randomly beats the shit out of prime*

This guy when printing his holder: wait I still don’t know what infill to use

Then when you get done, you cut the full models into slices and have goofy coasters with interesting infil lines. (Has to be a decent sized coaster of course.)

and

I love where they choose the best infill

I love the way the different infills look , would make cool coasters

To quote CGP Gray “hexagons are the bestagons” most structural support for the least amount of material used

what you did to that Prime bottle was personal

I delightfully enjoyed the part in which he dictates which type of fill shall be used more frequently. I liked the part where he told us which fill should be used more.

That hit to the prime was personal😂

Bra klocka på Marcus!

The way he Was Beating up the prime Bottle was Personal😂😂😂

Personally, I would have printed ten of each one, with only one in each run. That would have given you plenty of test samples *AND* real-world timing to list them by print time. Cheers!

The way he hit the prime bottle 😂

I love how you pause the print to prevent the top layers printing… when instead you could just set top layers to 0.. job done

all the Purple Pillow prototypes

What ooga booga aah music is that 💀

Cool Idea 😎

Those tiles look cool. I think they'd make fun keychains or earrings.

Man I can't wait to get my 3D printer!

These llama voicelines are the very reason I have a love/obsession with Loot Llama's lol

Theoretically, You would probably need different patterns for different prints. Since most things have different shapes snd therefore need different patters to accommodate those unique shapes to the best ability.

Thanks for shaking everything constantly so that we couldn’t take a good look at the patterns.

Nice block stamps you've got there. 👍🏿

At first i thought they were makeup brush cleaners💀

@k_xxo

10 ай бұрын

Same lol

the way mark shooes the animatronics that are attracted by helpy’s screams reminds me of a mom shooing her kids out of the kitchen while she’s baking and they’re trying to steal ingredients

Thats crasy yo...

I've heard gyroid was the strongest one for the least amount of material used. Not sure how true this is though.

This is the future for sure

That looks like Thanos Biscuit 💀

Mental/emotional health & lack of community, those are definitely the issues humanity needs to resolve the most... You are 100% correct. Praying for humanity's collective healing. 🥺💖🙏🕉️

Am I the only one craving these because they look damn delicious?

@slimethecyclone

10 ай бұрын

We need edible sugar 3D printer

@annabeeee2093

10 ай бұрын

​@@slimethecyclonethis is a thing!! 😊 quick google search said " The Sugar Lab" revolutionized the sugar 3d printer, however im not sure if they make ones for home use yet

R.I.P OG print button😢🫡

There are some that even use up less filament and yet is still very strong

Challenge- make the infill designs change. From maybe one pattern to another mid printing. 😎😎😎

@playconveyor

10 ай бұрын

Challenge accepted!

Wow cool so much information i had to watch it 10¹⁰times just to take it all in

Can you make a video comparing their Flexibility and Strenght ? I never know which to pick

@Timcraft2021

11 ай бұрын

CNC Kitchen made a video about it, if I remember right it doesn't matter.

The aggression in his workflow 😂😂

I thought that was purple mattresses until he said “I 3D printed”

Solid, done.

I think it's a good idea for that disclaimer at the beginning how you only accept reviews if you can be honest with the game. It should go without saying, and I've already seen your explanation of that elsewhere, but it's good just to be sure for anyone new to your channel

I personally use cubic infill for everything. You can print as low as 10% infill and still have decent rigidity, and the structure works with every print.

@callsignapollo_

10 ай бұрын

Wall and top/bottom thickness will matter over infill density 9 times out of 10. The infill often ony serves to support layers above while printing. In the time ive been printing the only time infill has had a major effect on print strength was in the rigidity of flexible materials

I’m sure someone has mentioned it already, but you can just go into the surface options and set top layers to 0 and it will leave it open to expose the infill.

TBH when I clicked on the video, I thought they were purple mattresses

Gyroid is my go-to for most

This is how I would talk if I wanted to brainwash as many toddlers into watching my content as possible

Reminds me of glaze test tiles for pottery. It's good to have a test sample so you don't turn your final product into a test tile.

3d print a holder with every infill

Adaptive cubic is always the best

I want these on my wall.

Vast majority of the strength comes from the thickness of the walls, infill is just roof support material

Most of the times I use the "gyroid" infill, it's pretty robust, and make your 3d prints hard even at 10% infill.

In Cura to do different infill patterns use a support blocker where you want the different pattern and then use "modify settings for overlaps" to select the infill pattern for that area/part

that casual destruction of prime was personal

1) Hexagons 2) Triangles 3) Inferior shapes

Did anyone else think this was stampy-

regardless of the situation a geodesic infill is always going to be the best look at the Vickers Wellington

Hexagons are the bestagon

Before I clicked on this I thought it was gonna be a Purple Matress sponsorship.

Can you plzz do a yezzey fome runner with soft material thx

@playconveyor

11 ай бұрын

Maybe…. 😉

I want them as stamps!!

this is what adhd feels like

No need to pause the print, just define top layers=0. Also for infill i tend to use straight lines like in qubic infill, because they are easy to print. Gyroid for example produces lots of gcode due to constant change of direction. Since im printing functional parts, stability is key, and more exotic infills like support qubic are not used by me.

You should strength test these to find out which are the strongest

There's a great video on this by CNC kitchen that actually does tests and doesn't waste our time or plastic.

You could use those as costars or as a hot dog holder to place on the table or to put sauce in or put magnets on the back and use them as fridge magnets

If Mark Rober and Stampylonghead had a son, this is what he’d sound like

Bro printed a whole rocket for a B-roll of him cutting it Massive respect

@cy-one

9 ай бұрын

I mean, he's printing on an X1, that rocket doesn't take long to print ;)

Chose the most time saving and durable the same time

How much for those?

you should re print them in various densities and emboss the type of infill on the back

Gyroid or zig zag is my fav

I never knew I could do that with my bambu lab

I love I love you 💖

"Hello everybody and welcome to another minecraft lets play video in stampys lovely world" vibes from this guy

This is like when potters make glaze test tiles lmao

Hexagones are the bestagones