Review on 🚀 Revolutionize Your 3D Printing with Filabot TB1 Taulman Bridge Filament by Teo Alston

I made several prints with this filament on the Ultimaker 2 and got great results. This material is extremely strong and flexible. The material itself is much stronger than ABS and adheres to itself better than ABS or PLA when printing. I haven't had any issues with it in terms of material quality or printability. Whatever you print will most likely be flexible unless you make it really thick. So far the items I've printed have been 2mm thin and 100% filled, things like phone cases seem to be doing well. The settings I used were 240°C for the extruder temp, 70°C for the bed temp and I'm printing correctly. on glass (without tape) with diluted PVA glue (10 parts water to 1 part glue) with edge, without fan, material consumption 107%. No bad prints yet. Sometimes the print looks a bit burned out but I'm afraid to print colder because I get great results. I've heard that this plastic dies well with regular fabrics. The spool is small (1 lb 1.1 kg) and has a small center that doesn't fit my reel spool. I just lay the coil on the ground and remove the turns by flipping the coil several times an hour or so. I will buy more