🔵 Flexible Blue Filament Tolerance by YOYI Review

I've been buying more and more filament from YOYI lately and for the most part I'm completely satisfied; I've bought a couple of PETG spools from them which had very sloppy windings on the spool, but I've had no issues with the spools sticking/tangling. Thread and again I was satisfied. The windings on both spools were set up cleanly with even tension and I had no issues with flow or traction. I used this thread on my Flashforge Creator Pro for a while but the rest of my TPU print was on my…

For the first time with TPU. I have seen many videos and tried to order it from another seller that I like but it was out of stock. I decided to give it a try because it's so cheap (compared to other TPUs). First, TPU appears to be more hydrophilic than PETG. The spool was sealed well with a silica gel pouch, but on the very first print I got a slight pop and hiss, like wet filament. Not sure if this is from the factory or just being in humid summer air is enough to make it a little damp when…

This filament is flexible but not elastic, which is strange because the filament itself is elastic but the printed objects are not. For example, if you have printed a drinking straw in "vase mode". ", the result behaves like a real drinking straw - you can easily squeeze it with your fingers or bend it in half, but like a plastic straw, you can't stretch it. (By the way, don't use this to make straws, it's not food safe, first things first: Inadequate extrusion was fixed when I realized that…