🖨️ Enhance Your 3D Printing Experience with 3DXMAX ASA Review

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 first review, but I liked the results after tuning. I edited my review after finding a defect in the thermal break and hot-end heater block where thermals weren't transferring properly and causing clogs immediately, allowing me to get better results with the fans on, but after that Fixed issue, it runs closer to stock setting. 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…

The best filament I have ever used. Point. (This review will be everywhere but hopefully it helps) I have a closed Ender 3 with a Micro Swiss hotend. Nozzle 250°C, fan with no parts, bed 100-110°C (hotter for large parts). The temperature in the housing is maintained at 40-45°C. I use a regular textured finish or regular glass + hairspray. Without further temperature adjustments, prints at layer heights of 0.1-0.2mm are equally successful at 60mm/s or less. Higher speeds are possible, but I did