Proto-Pasta CDP11705 Composite Conductive PLA 4-Pack Review

I would give conductive PLA 4.5 stars if I could. It's a little pricey, but I only use it for small limited runs. It worked great for the responsive stylus I was typing: http://kfkdesigns.com/stylus/. I followed the manufacturer's recommendations and increased the print temperature (basically treating it like ABS) and it printed fine on my Simple Metal. I also used a heated platform just to prevent unwanted buckling. I noticed two downsides to the filament: (1) reduced layer adhesion (always at

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…