How do I get this info to Creality:
A team of researchers from University College London (UCL) have developed a new 3D-printable structure called a “triply-twinned” lattice that is up to 380% stiffer and 279% stronger than ordinary cubic designs. Best of all, it uses the same amount of material!
right, and they did that without enclosure, with the cheapest 3D printer, and with cheap filament?
Well, if they didn’t, then its not 380% stiffer. First of all, after the printed model gets cold, and it has been made of PC for example, and wall thickness is like 5mm in total, i guarantee, that any infill you go with, will not affect the stiffness by much, as PC on it’s own is very rigid and kinda brittle too.
Giving numbers where tests have been done under perfect conditions means literally nothing in real world.