Can the simplest 3D printed extrusion path also be the strongest?

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Our prints may look great, but they aren't strong enough, so let's find out how we can do better! Help support this channel! https://www.patreon.com/Needitmakeit A short list to help support this channel, thank you so much for your help! Bambu H2C - https://tidd.ly/3K3sSY9 (If you print with color, this is the way) Bambu P2S - https://tidd.ly/3ISZkfq (Best value) Bambu H2S - https://tidd.ly/4olSRbL (Most options for money) Bambu H2D - https://tidd.ly/4q9RsHk (A dual color beast) Bambu Filament Shown in Videos - https://tidd.ly/4hn6TYI Rode Wireless ME mic (Saved me about 4+ hours/vid) - https://amzn.to/3vcMKAr Mag clip (Super handy, but a little pricy) - https://amzn.to/3NBFvZe Generative Drone Body (@majianjia) - https://makerworld.com/en/models/541413-bm-aether-4-the-4-inch-unibody-fpv-drone-frame#profileId-466821 We've made a lot of progress in getting faster prints, and better looking prints, but we haven't done much for making stronger prints at least from a layer adhesion point of view. After watching prints using the thermal camera on my P2S and my H2D and H2C as well as other printers, I began to see an issue with out approach to extrusion. We seemed to focus on print quality and print speed over print strength. So what happens if we forget about those and focus on the strength alone and make adhesion the top priority, what would that look like and would it even be possible to make real prints with it? That's what we're going to find out! #bambu #h2d #h2c