Fig. 6: Deconvolution yields high fidelity final part where uncorrected VAM fails due to large range of feature sizes.

a OST isosurface cross-section for an uncorrected print of the variable wall thickness gyroid from Fig. 5. b OST isosurface cross-section for the deconvolution-corrected print. OST Reconstruction quality at the bottom of gyroid is slightly compromised due to residual dirt on glass vial. c Cross-section of the variable wall thickness gyroid for reference. d–f As in a–c, with an additional horizontal cross section along the midplane shown (face color in red). g Photograph of the uncorrected print. Photograph of the deconvolution-corrected print. i Optical microscope image of a pore on the top surface of the deconvolution-corrected gyroid. j Optical microscope image of an interior wall of the gyroid after cutting horizontally. Scale bars for (a–h) are 5 mm. Scalebars for (i) and (j) are 0.5 mm.