Review on 🔧 DURAMIC 3D Filament: Unleashing Flexibility in Additive Manufacturing by Michael Schafer

The print quality is probably my fault. I feel like if I tweaked a few more settings and spent a little more time troubleshooting I could improve the interface quality, but so far the quality I'm getting is perfect for what I'm using it for. I can print things on it that would be too brittle in PLA. It does a great job with small fragile parts. You can make it more flexible or stiffer by adjusting the padding and outer shell. I had a thin part that was a little torn, but even after the tear it was still strong enough to do the job. I'm very impressed with this thread. The only downside is that you have to type slowly. Some prints can take several hours, and one of the most ambitious projects I will use is estimating more than a day of printing. Although I would say it's definitely worth it.