What filaments do your recommendations?
I really like:
I have a number of samples to try out. Which filament do you want me to review?
I really like:
I have a number of samples to try out. Which filament do you want me to review?
For PETG Really like ZYLtech in 5kg spools. Very consistent, very dry, and cheap. Will take you 30 seconds to find a 15% off coupon which puts it at around $70 shipped.
Like esun PLA+. Very forgiving, and can handle an annealing cycle without warping.
Mika3d has some silk metallic PLA’s which look absolutely beautiful
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From a review perspective, I would be very interested to see if overture is indeed identical to Amazon basics and Duramic.
This turned out to be one of the things that's hard to get right now. I bought the only thing I could find in stock.
Chroma Strand translucent pink PETG. Seems pretty good so far. I've only been through one other roll of PETG, so don't know how to compare it.
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Do you have any recommended PETGs filaments?
Your Veracity link points to their ProPLA, not a PETG. But I assume it's good quality too. I'm kinda surprised by the claimed heat performance of that ProPLA, to be honest. On paper it looks like it blows away both PETG and ABS.Four more PETGs that I have grown to like:
I've noticed as the weather has been changing my normally very reliavle PETG has started to act wonky. Humidity is starting to go up, and my ’open’ roles have been quickly absorbing water. I backed this filament drier on Kickstarter
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/730230926/printdry-filament-dryer-20
Feels and looks cheap, but Its really working well, especially for large rolls of filament.
I found a printable tray spacer for my food dehydrator that will allow a roll to be dried in that, and I also have a airtight sterilite box to mod.I have version 1 and I am very happy with it.
My favorite filament was Raptor PLA which suddenly and mysteriously went out of business. Used it in many rocketry applications including small motor mounts (DMS 38mm) and sub-minimum couplers sitting on top of 75mm forward closures. Heat anneals and hardens the printed filament. Photo shows post-flight coupler after a ride to 34k' on top of a CTI M840 at XPRS last year. It'll fly again on an AT M685 this year if we actually have a launch.
I have used the last remnants of Raptor and am trying Matterhackers PRO Tough PLA but am having trouble getting it to stick to either my Creality CR 10s Pro or Flashforge Creator Pro.
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