NinjaTek Brend NinjaFlex TPU Filament Model 3DNF05117505 Review

As others have written about the packaging: (1) You should have a dryer for the filament (or bake it in the oven first) as it is full of moisture if you get it (2) For me my biggest gripe is the crappy way it was spooled. It was wound unevenly or neatly (i.e. evenly from left to right and back) causing it to roll off the spool like shit. I have it in my filament dryer when it's typing, and it catches/pulls the filament dryer (moving my little Prusa in the process) because it doesn't come off…

Can't believe they don't include a vacuum bag. Even the cheap $15 PLA rolls (which are far less prone to absorbing moisture) come sealed inside with a silica gel pouch. The filament I received undoubtedly soaked up moisture in humid warehouses and delivery vehicles and had terrible tension on my Prusa MK3S - even with the highly optimized NinjaFlex profile (Prusa printers have a profile called "NinjaFlex Profile - Zero Stringing - Flawless.Printing - Benchy enabled). I reported my concerns to…

I used to print with regular TPU and I'm in the same boat as most people when it comes to avoiding the hype surrounding this product; how cool can that be? However one day I got curious so I decided to order it and when I took it out of the box I was really impressed by how soft and flexible it was. The material is much softer than I expected and has a quality I was very keen to see for myself; its elasticity. The regular TPUs I've worked with can't stretch and then return to their original…