🖨️ MPC2018 Polycarbonate Filament with Printer Adhesive Review

I like this material but it's quite expensive. I've found it works well with regular PLA on PEI. I was happy to see that it greatly improved the grip of the functional nylon gears I made on the bed. All of my prints, including PC MAX, were done on Harlolite sheets in a closed printer. Previously my nylon prints ALWAYS warped slightly with the glue stick under the same conditions. With this material I was able to get rid of my rafts for a super smooth bottom and also got super flat gears. It…

I have a Prusa mk2 with PEI heated bed. I've tried printing with polycarbonate (especially Polymaker PC max) many times. The biggest problem was holding on to the bed. Nothing but BuildTak stuck well, but BuildTak stuck TOO well, so much so that it was almost impossible to remove the print without ripping off parts of the BuildTak along with the print. Obviously this is not sustainable as buildtak is expensive. Sign up for magigoo for PC. Holy crap. That's magic. Even with the buildtack, no…

When I first started 3D printing it was impossible to get every print off the bed. No matter what I did, it stuck to the bed and I had to fumble and fumble to get it off. I started using this glue and it made a big difference. People offer all sorts of weird things (like hairspray that wreaks a huge havoc over time) to make your prints stick and peel after printing. This material applies cleanly and easily, gets slightly sticky when the bed is warm and holds the impression well. After the print