When we run the tests, I'm always a little surprised with the results.
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I have nothing against simple designs, often times they're far quicker to produce and if they work, well that's the important part. I do like to constantly look for improvements, and I think most of us look for not just function but also how something looks. If it looks good we're more likely to buy it, want it, make it etc. If it looks good and doesn't function, well that's no good, so it needs to function first and then we can focus on the looks.

The inside corner has been something I've wanted to test for a long time, I've often thought that the fillet is strong, and I've seen stress testing on metals, and we use circular cutouts in wood as well which have proven to be quite durable connections which have stood the test of time, so do these same techniques apply directly to 3D printing. I would think that they should, but there is only one way to find out and that is to print some parts and test them out.

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