🔌 NinjaTek 3DNF08117505 NinjaFlex Filament TPE 5Kg: Flexible and Durable 3D Printing Material Review

Just received 2 spools of NinjaFlex 1.75mm aqua colored yarn. I finished setting up the NinjaFlex sample pack and it worked great! After Water started, I almost didn't watch the end and it was a disaster. There was lint everywhere from the steam escaping during extrusion. Run filament in my dehydrator for 6 hours at 160F and the same filament worked perfectly. 0.3 stars for the thread as received. 4 stars for the yarn after drying.

The boys at ninjaflex You should invest in a vacuum sealer. It's not just about moisture. It lasts it tight.It's frustrating what to waste.This stuff is worth it and you get a spool of what can become a constant bane of bad prints due to tangling.It's not as bouncy as PLA but when you get a brand new product open up and see a few layers that are loose and need to be untangled This makes your processes look like hot junk under the coil and sticking out the side into the coil and subsequent…

Well I didn't read the reviews before ordering because I heard this filament can be used if you need to print a soft and pliable product. So I was surprised when it arrived in cling film and assumed it was vacuum packed inside. Not correct! So I immediately had to make room in my Filament DryBox, hang the spool on the spool and get ready for a test print. FYI: Their data sheet on the website says this thread only absorbs 0.22% of its weight in water (compared to nylon at +9%) so I can…