🖨️ Gizmo Dorks 1: Top Quality Additive Manufacturing Products and 3D Printing Supplies Review

Prints in a row are poor. A few small prints came out fine. Those that were rounder or more complicated looked terrible. The material that makes up this thread is a different type of ABS. When I bought my printer, I received a spool of filament (also ABS) with the printer itself. The filament is extruded at 235-255 degrees Celsius and has a sweet, light, slightly plastic smell (sorry, I don't know how else to describe it). This thread burned at the same temperature, but the smell was terrible…

This is a good ABS when it comes to ABS. Unless you have a specific reason to print from ABS; However, you should avoid it. The difference in ABS and PLA printing is like driving a car with a joystick versus an automatic transmission. He's picky and this ABS is no exception. On a heated bed (110°C), with a head temperature of 238°C, with a raft over hairspray-soaked Kapton tape, I still had enough creases to ruin the print. Suspension from ABS, the same. Fast print speed (95mm/s), slow print…

I'm not new to ABS but I can't do this Threaded to securely stick to my build plate. Current settings: Snapmaker 2, desktop temp 100°C, nozzle temp 235°C, default desktop, semi-enclosed build area. These settings are great for the hatchbox ABS I usually use as well as an old unmarked partial ABS reel that someone gave me. I understand that not all filaments are created equal, not even for the same type, and I just have to tweak the settings until it works, but I'm very frustrated that I can't…