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CNC Kitchen

by Stefan Hermann · YouTube

Engineering-test videos measuring how print settings and materials affect part performance: infill patterns, layer adhesion, annealing, threaded inserts, fasteners and filament comparisons. Each episode uses a purpose-built test rig and reports measured numbers rather than impressions.

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