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· Why exactly would you use gradual infill?
If you have flat top surfaces, those are the areas that you want supported by infill. Otherwise you might get sagging areas. The bottom generally doesn't need this as it's printed on the bed.
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If you have flat top surfaces, those are the areas that you want supported by infill. Otherwise you might get sagging areas. The bottom generally doesn't need this as it's printed on the bed.
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