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Everything you need to know about infills - Original Prusa 3D Printers

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You may have noticed that there are new infill patterns in our new version of PrusaSlicer (2.3). Now, with the sheer amount of options, you might even feel overwhelmed with all the possibilities. Which infill should you choose? Is there a single universal pattern that works for every model? Or should you pick depending on a specific case? Let’s take a look at what can be accomplished by using the right kind of infill and adjusting its parameters. First, let’s do a quick recap of what an infill is and why it is important. If you are a 3D-printing pro, you may want to skip this chapter, but it never hurts to brush up on the basics, right? 3D printed models are rarely printed solid (100% infill) or completely hollow. Instead, we use a method that fills the inside of an object with a sparse supporting structure. Infill provides internal support for top layers, which would otherwise have to bridge over empty space. This helps keep the model solid and prevents gaps and holes from appearing o

Everything you need to know about infills This article is also available in following languages: Jakub Kočí January 22. 2021 Estimated reading time: 13 minutes You may have noticed that there are new infill patterns in our new version of PrusaSlicer (2.3) . Now, with the sheer amount of options, you might even feel overwhelmed with all the possibilities. Which infill should you choose? Is there a single universal pattern that works for every model? Or should you pick depending on a specific case? Let’s take a look at what can be accomplished by using the right kind of infill and adjusting its

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