Review on FilamentOne ASA Select Traffic White by Jeremy Byard

I bought this to make accessories for my pontoon boat. I made some adapters that allow me to store items by hanging them on the square top rails on the sides. I printed "hangers" earlier this summer, and they spent all summer in Michigan on the water without being covered. This fall before I winterized the boat I put some pressure on the 3D printed parts and they don't appear to be weaker or more brittle than when they were freshly printed. I broke one over the summer (I accidentally leaned against it) but it was great that I could just print another one. I was printing to a standard Ender 3 printer without a case. The pieces are small enough not to warp, but I see only the faintest hint of what they would be if they were a little larger. For this application and the orientation they were printed in, it wouldn't matter anyway. The parts adhere to the platform without any additives. so good there is residue on the mat that I had to scrape with a razor to remove. If you want to do some detail spending time in the heat and sun I think this is a decent thread. To attempt.