How to Strengthen Your 3D Printed Parts Along the Z Axis
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If you’ve ever dabbled in 3D printing, you’ve probably heard that the Z axis is weaker compared to the XY plane.
This can cause parts to break or crack when high pressure or impact is applied.
And if you’re not prepared for it, it can mess up the day or your plans.
In this video you will learn how to design your 3D printed parts so that they are strong enough to do the job you want them to do.
Let us know in the comments if there’s anything you’d like covered or a challenge you’re completing right now!
video chapter
0:00 – Introduction
0:34 – Why is z-axis strength important?
1:13 – What is anisotropy?
2:41 – What makes the z-axis vulnerable?
5:43 – Requirements for the function
6:39 – Bending tool demo
11:51 – Conclusion
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