#why is more filament used when the layer hight is increased?

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limpid cipherBOT Apr 4, 2023, 1:25 AM

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Increasing the layer height means that the printer is using more material per layer, which results in a heavier print. One way to reduce the weight of the print is to decrease the infill percentage. This will reduce the amount of material used inside the print, which will decrease its weight. Another option is to use a lighter infill pattern, such as a triangular or grid pattern, which will also reduce the amount of material used. However, decreasing the infill percentage may impact the strength and stability of the print. Therefore, it's a good idea to consider the end use of the print before reducing the infill percentage.

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