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Infill Density

Infill Density refers to the amount of material used to fill the interior of a 3D printed object. It is expressed as a percentage, where 0% means the object is hollow and 100% means it is completely solid. This setting affects the strength, weight, and material usage of the printed object.

Recommended values: For most applications, an infill density between 15% and 50% is recommended. Higher densities are suitable for functional parts requiring strength, while lower densities are adequate for decorative items.

RecommendedFor most applications, an infill density between 15% and 50% is recommended. Higher densities are suitable for functional parts re

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