Review on 🔝 Premium Taulman3D Polyamide Filament: Enhance Your 3D Printing Experience by Jason Melvin

This is the best thread I have ever used for any technical project. With the exception of printing in real nylon, polycarbonate, PEI or PEEK, which are very difficult to process, this is the best filament you can buy. I don't print toys, filaments as weak as PLA are unusable for my purposes. This material prints very firmly and is very durable. After a few rolls of 910's I've found that the dimensional tolerances are fairly accurate even after extrusion testing (at least in bulk) and currently printing at 102% hot-end Vulcan. It tends to ooze a lot, so increase the pullback length and use long stick outs. It can be a little tricky to put together as it bleeds a lot and the heat of the print. - Printhead: 255°C - Heatbed: 45°C with PVA glue (thin, NOT a glue stick) - Use a jacket to wrap a to prevent warping. A box works great too. - NO cooling parts. - Slow printing greatly improves layer adhesion.