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Pros
This filament is amazingly stretchy. The tpe is much softer and more pliable than tpu. It's a bit expensive, but when compared to other filaments that have a shore hardness lower than the lousy and inflexible level everyone seems to have settled on, y... Read More
Cons
The filament is so soft that the extruder motor feeds it into the hot end where it jams up and will not extrude out the nozzle. Impractical to use due to frequent clogs and slow printing speeds. This is also the dustiest filament i've ever received. P... Read More
Highlights
Quality
Used this to pring rc tmcremawler inserts and wow its great like a rubber almost highly recommend
The bed temp can be put down lower after the first layer, since this stuff sticks really well to the plate.
I had tried a very low friction spool holder above the printer, but since it required a bowden tube down to the printer, it did not work.
I have an x1c and experienced some difficulty printing this initially, with a few clogs due to friction in the filament path.
Competitiveness
Printed on a bambu x1c and was exactly what i was looking for compared to the 95a i had.
Flexibility is a little better than tpu but not like a squishy toy or anything, over all i'm really pleased with the results an... Read More
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- This product had a total of 106 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 27 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I have an x1c and experienced some difficulty printing this initially with a few clogs due to friction in the filament path
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I had tried a very low friction spool holder above the printer but since it required a bowden tube down to the printer it did not work
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
What i settled on was to stick a short about 150mm length of bowden in the hot end and then i unspooled the required length of filament from the spool draped the filament over one side of the printer and then carefully laid the remainder out beside the printer in a figure 8 loop pattern
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The prints were mostly good however there were more defects due to extra bits of stray material finding strange places on the print to deposit but i was able to clean them all up
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I used the standard bambuslicer tpu profile with the 34max volumetric speed34 set down to 1
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But here on the gulf coast humidity is a real problem and it makes dealing with this filament difficult
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But after just three hours in 50 rh it gets all stringy and makes a mess of the prints
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I counter this somewhat by drying it at 55c for 8 hours before use and storing it in a filament drybag with 50 gms of silica gel
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