How to Improve Z-Strength with Multi-Part Prints | Markforged Reinforced @markforged
How to Improve Z-Strength with Multi-Part Prints | Markforged Reinforced  @markforged
Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
At Markforged, we're all about getting the most out of our 3D printed parts. So what if we told you that, in some cases, printing your parts in multiple stages can actually make them stronger? Join Research and Development Engineer Peter Kelly as he walks through a real-world example step-by-step: how to design, print, assemble, and even test a multi-part print.

Want to learn even more about co-part assembly? Check out Peter's published research in the Rapid Prototyping Journal, co-written with Ben Gallup and Joe Roy-Mayhew: bit.ly/co-part-research-paper

CHAPTERS:
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:00:41 - Meet our example part
0:01:52 - Designing in CAD
0:04:18 - Import into slicing software
0:04:54 - Printing and assembly
0:06:01 - Let's test it
0:06:31 - Results
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