[JanTec Engineering] was fascinated by the idea of using a 3D printer’s hot end to inject voids and channels in the infill with molten plastic, leading to stronger prints without the need to …
I mean if you had another nozzle with some cheaper materials this could work. I have done something similar where I had used an infill with very large gaps, put a pause in the print and filled it with hot glue. I’ve also seen prints where it was essentially hollow and this filled with concrete.
filament ain’t cheap enough to go running around printing things at 100% infill
I mean if you had another nozzle with some cheaper materials this could work. I have done something similar where I had used an infill with very large gaps, put a pause in the print and filled it with hot glue. I’ve also seen prints where it was essentially hollow and this filled with concrete.