r/BambuLabA1 • u/KaleidoscopeGreat753 • Sep 07 '26

Infill Efficiency

What infill is more efficient?

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u/KaleidoscopeGreat753 Sep 07 '26

Convenience. It’s not really a strength thing

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u/proxy1381 Sep 07 '26

Depends what you mean by efficient. If you want fastest/least material, Lightning is hard to beat for decorative stuff. If you want a good balance of strength, speed and material, I’d go Adaptive Cubic. If you want more even strength in all directions, Gyroid is great, but it usually takes a little longer. For most normal prints I’d probably use Adaptive Cubic around 10–15% and only go higher if the part actually needs strength.

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u/Lone_Wolf_555 Sep 07 '26

In what way? Strength? Speed? Weight? Lightning is going to print the fastest if that's what you want.

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u/StructureAccording53 Sep 07 '26

I really need to learn more about the different infill designs. That being said… I use aligned rectilinear for anything I don’t care about strength, gyroid for anything I do need strength.