I tested the effect of infill pattern, infill density and shell thickness on the strength of 3D printed parts! There is too much superficial knowledge around, so I approached it a little more scientific.

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Reinforcing your 3D prints with steel wire is an easy and cheap method to greatly improve their strength.



Simplify3D G-Code Script (replace XX with layer number):
{REPLACE "\n; layer XX, Z = " "; layer XX\nG1 X5 Y5\nM25\n; layer XX"}

"Manual" G-Code (insert into the G-Code file at the start of the layer):
G1 X5 Y5 ;moves printhead out of the way
M25 ;pauses printer (only works if you print off SD card)