TPU Infill Pattern Squish Test With Labels

This contains objects with different infill patterns at 15% to test the way each of them squishes on each axis. You'd be surprised how drastic the difference can be, in terms of force needed, reaction, and sound. Also very useful for demonstrating what the different infills look like to other people as an example. Infills included:Cross HatchGyroid3D HoneycombHoneycombCubicTrianglesLineGridRectilinearEach of them are labeled on the side for easy reference. Below is a summary of my findings for TPOIMNS 95A TPU (which was the cheapest I could find on Amazon): Cross hatch, gyroid, and 3D honeycomb act very similarly, but gyroid very easily shears. Which makes sense, because it is supposed to be equally strong in all directions.Honeycomb and cubic were by far the most rigid. Maybe the bees are onto something.Line, rectilinear, triangles, and grid behaved very similarly, but triangles always shear. Interestingly, out of all of these, triangles and grid did not make a noise when squishin