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Gyroid

Gyroid

Search complete. 3 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Gyroid".

Sep 30, 2026

Alex AdamsHOST
51:31
Normally I go to, like, 5% fill, and I either go grid or gyroid for the, for the infill on that one.
Alex AdamsHOST
51:37
I'm not bold enough to, to do lightning on-
Peter CaparGUEST
51:39
Gyroid, baby
Alex AdamsHOST
51:39
... on my infills.
Alex AdamsHOST
51:41
What?
Peter CaparGUEST
51:41
Gyroid, baby.
Alex AdamsHOST
51:42
Yeah, g- yeah, gyroid, it takes a, it takes a little bit more time, but you use less filament, um, for, for that, and it's, I think, technically stronger than the grid and probably on par or stronger than the hexagon maybe.
Alex AdamsHOST
51:56
Um, but, but...
speaker_1HOST
13:38
Because a gyroid pattern is equally strong in all directions, but mechanically, the biggest benefit is that the nozzle never crosses its own lines on the same layer.
speaker_1HOST
13:48
With a grid, the nozzle drags over the intersections, which causes bumps and vibrations.
speaker_1HOST
13:53
Gyroid is just smooth, continuous curves
speaker_0HOST
13:55
Okay, that makes total sense.
speaker_0HOST
13:57
Then there are supports because obviously the printer can't squirt plastic onto thin air

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