Has anyone tried printing metal with the BASF Ultrafuse 316L filament? The early reviews look impressive for something we could now do at home (with mail order sintering).
I am curious to see how it would hold up to printing nozzles and just how big those nozzles could get and still be reliable. The data sheet on the material says it has a tensile strength of 561 MPa. This would still be more expensive than machining, but it would allow for some really exotic designs.
I am curious to see how it would hold up to printing nozzles and just how big those nozzles could get and still be reliable. The data sheet on the material says it has a tensile strength of 561 MPa. This would still be more expensive than machining, but it would allow for some really exotic designs.