🔧 Revolutionizing Additive Manufacturing: Introducing 3DXMAX ASA Products Review

I've printed hundreds of hours on the perfectly matched printers that came with it. So, Ender 3 Pro, 32-bit board, all processing electronics outside the case. Microswiss direct drive, new tip, improved thermistor, improved heated bed, bed temperature air inlet housing. This thread also deforms with 3D glue, clumps and the longer the print, the worse it turns out. Small details are normal. It grinds great and trust me you will clean this part if you can. The color is great, but for the money…

This is excellent quality filament and the print results are among the best I've seen from a filament in terms of functional details. I bought ASA for its chemical and UV resistance and matte finish. Although it is certainly not easy to print this material. To print hot, the build plate temperature must be at least 100°C to avoid delamination. The case is also essential if you are printing anything larger than 5cm. Finally, I would recommend investing in a suitable bed surface if you are making

There were some complaints in my initial review, but I liked the results after tuning. Blocking so I've had better results with fans on, but after fixing the issue it works closer to default. My old review was about slower print speeds and adding fan cooling to the print quality part, true, but that's not how this stuff works when used properly. Please use my information below instead. After fixing my build issues, print temperatures of 250°C and 255°C on the first layer with 0% fan speed…