Surprise, surprise, materials that can flex a bit end up making your prints more robust! It’s simple physics, really, and almost universally true unless you have loads that are exclusively linear forces (like a weight pulling along a stick) with no moments produced (the “bending” part). But that’s something that practically never happens outside of strictly scientific tests.
As such, @Tom_Martz 's Bridge Nylon is, at least by the Filaween ruleset, one of the strongest and toughest materials out there!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zim_SmbwBUE
Favorite material that I’ve printed with so far. I bought a sample to make custom made throttle bushings for my car restoration and was amazed at how well it wears, or doesn’t rather. Incredible material and actually pretty easy to print!
my primary material for 3 years now. ive gotten used to its quirks and depend on its strengths for my designs.