🖨️ SainSmart Flexible Printing Filament: Advanced Additive Manufacturing Products and High-Quality 3D Printing Supplies Review

I will keep trying but at least twice in the first half of the first roll I bought, the diameters increased by more than 2 mm - see photo of the second example. The first was over 2.2mm. It's stuck in my printer (Flashforge Creator Pro). And since you have to print this material very slowly, a 14-hour overnight print will naturally jam after 10 hours. I look forward to improving my rating once I'm through the second half of this role and the second role. I may or may not get a usable print for…

Another update I have returned to buy another coil. It's tougher than Ninjaflex, 95A seems right. I don't have a good method of measuring, but the prints are just as hard as other 95A materials. It's glossy and definitely works better with a straight feed due to the relatively curved nature of the material. It works well for things that need to be semi-rigid. I use it to make things like mug handles (need to be pliable but rigid) and parking blocks (again pliable but rigid). For small items…

Update 1: Sainsmart contacted me and offered to replace the failed rollers and try the thread again. I gave them my address etc but a month later no thread has come up so I'm keeping this rating at 1 star. If ever a new thread pops up and everything works I'll update this review. Update 2: Sainsmart sent the thread to the wrong address even after I sent the correct address. I finally got it two months later. Update 3: I have the option to use a TPU and unfortunately it still had the same…