Vase Mode Printing for Strength AND Speed?

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I've been in the 3D printing hobby for a few years now and I've always assumed vase mode prints were limited to fast, aesthetic-only prints; requiring tons of work to make them even vaguely durable. However, since learning and perfecting just these 2 basic techniques, I now can't stop using vase mode everywhere! It's no longer only mesmerizing and quick, but it's also surprisingly strong for a wide range of applications.

I'm going to walk you through the process of quickly creating both double-walled vase mode parts as well as an even stronger ribbed variant. I'll be using Onshape as the CAD software for reference, but you can apply these techniques using any software you prefer!

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
00:27 Designing Double-Walled Parts
01:56 Slicing Double-Walled Parts
02:11 Printed Double-Walled Parts
02:19 Designing Ribbed Parts
03:58 Slicing Ribbed Parts
04:12 Printed Ribbed Parts
04:26 Some "Durability Testing"

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Website: https://viscouspotenti.al/
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CREDITS
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Avatar Model based on modified Dummy13: https://www.printables.com/model/5931...
Made in Resonite: https://resonite.com