So I designed and printed a turn signal indicator mount for my motorcycle and I intentionally made a thinner walled section of the stalk so it would break there at impact instead of stressing the bike's side panel to which it is bolted. The main section of the 19 mm diameter stalk tube I made 2.0 mm wall thickness and the thin section 1.5 mm. But the part really was too fragile. The issue it that the way I printed it every new layer is a potential failure plane when a bending moment is applied. But that was the best way to print it with a flat side down on the work bed. So, I was thinking that I could maybe increase the strength and adherence between the layers by increasing the print nozzle temp from the 230C I use for ABS. Maybe to like 240 or so? Would that help? Or perhaps some post print "sintering" in a toaster oven?