I think the minimum assumed by the 3DHubs calculator is 20% right?
So what if a user wants a 100% infill print?
How do you surcharge (calculate) this?
Thanks!
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I think the minimum assumed by the 3DHubs calculator is 20% right?
So what if a user wants a 100% infill print?
How do you surcharge (calculate) this?
Thanks!
I think its actually 25% and 3 outlines.
Use your slicer program, using print weight of material then convert that to volume by dividing estimate weight with the density of material(although this is dependent on what you are telling the slicer the density is)
Heres an example using abs with a density of 1.04 grams per cm3. I have my slicer set with density of the 1.04 and it estimates the print weight to be 100g. so 100 divided by 1.04 equals 96.15cm3 volume.
Hmm that’s strange, I used to remember that the default was 20% infill with 2 perimeters.
I didn’t know it had changed to 3 perimeters (1.2mm wall thickness) and 25% infill.