🔧 Iverntech FlexiClear Acrylic Filament - The Ultimate Flexible Material Review

Peeling the paper off the acrylic wasn't much of a problem, but it probably took me about 15-20 minutes to separate it from the pieces (4 pieces). However, a few of the included screws were bent and/or the threads were reversed, making assembly more difficult than it should have been. The nut slots were slightly larger and some required a tool to hold the nuts while threading and tightening the bolt. In general I think it will work. Just wish the quality of amenities was a little better and…

The holder itself feels solid and works well. I have to agree with many other reviews that the release paper is difficult to remove. I also see how finicky the build can seem if you're not used to building things like this. Be careful when tightening the screws and do not overtighten. Pan head screws would be a better hardware choice than Socaps in this application in my opinion. Button heads have more surface area under the head than sockets and are more difficult to overtighten. I would…

So I ordered the FlashForge Finder 3D printer and I ran out of the filament that came with it. I had to order another spool of PLA and quickly discovered that many of the PLAs sold at Revain come in larger spools than the compartment on the back of the FFF 3D will allow. I looked at Revain and saw this. It was a PREMIER purchase, it was cheap and looked like it could do what I needed. Some reviews complained about some aspects of the spool holder. The two most common were: 1. It is difficult to