Lattice or mesh-like structures can be successfully 3D printed using a conventional [FDM] 3D printer with micro-level strings to a degree that is not possible using standard 3D slicing protocols. GCODE - the code that defines the movement and parameters of a [FDM] 3D printer - can be defined directly, however, the extremely complex nature of defining geometry whilst simultaneously controlling these parameters makes it a tedious task. A program written by Andy Gleadall, called FullControl, packages a direct way of controlling GCODE in a usable interface. This is how such lattices and meshes were made.