Proto Pasta CDP11705 Composite Conductive Black: High-Quality Conductive Filament for Advanced 3D Printing Review

I use it to print capacitive touch panels for my product. Once it's set up, print quality is pretty good, although there is some sacrifice in durability and layer adhesion compared to regular PLA. It really makes the number on the injectors. Filament cleaning is not effective. I ended up resorting to simply changing tips after using this material. I am using the 3rd coil and it is not compatible with the first two. It seems almost twice as brittle as the others and keeps breaking next to my…

So it took me a while to print with this filament. I was hesitant as reviews describe it as being quite abrasive and the nozzle wears out quickly, but I felt I didn't need to type too much. An example use case is a small base board for multiple surface mount devices that can be used in packages. I do 3D printing. It seemed to me that this is a great opportunity to create basic and simple routes directly on the 3D printed surface in the device I made. However, the first test print of the 4x2cm…

This is exactly what I wanted. I can use it as a low temperature solder and apply it directly to the metal wire to make low resistance connections. This plastic seems a little less stiff than regular PLA, I didn't find brittleness to be an issue. vary depending on the voltage potential on the plastic. Measuring the resistance of my first circuit (without connecting voltage of course) disappointed me with a very high number; However, when I turned on the device and the LEDs flashed, I wasn't…