Part of the fun of 3D printing is that it can be used for a wide array of projects—organizing your desk or your kitchen, ...

All spools of filament start with raw plastic pellets ... Other materials, like PETG, ABS, ASA, PC and Nylon are made from petroleum based sources. The first step to turn pellets into filament ...

The ABS ExcelFil was no exception either ... extra mile it went in designing the packaging for its ExcelFil filament. Usually spools of filament come packaged in a thick plastic bag that has ...

330 meters * 3.00 mm filament length for 1 kg spool: ~ 110 meters * * ABS * Density: 1.04 g/cm^3 * Volume: 0.96 cm^3/g or 960 cm^3/kg * 1.75 mm filament length for 1 kg spool: ~ 400 meters * 3.00 mm ...

It’s not quite as robust or tough as its counterpart ABS (more on ... however—the filament is prone to humidity. To print accurately with Nylon, one must keep the spool completely dry and ...

And the filament spool tucks away inside the base instead ... but also the company's exclusive Tough 3D Ink, as well as ABS and Chameleon (dual-color) filaments. I don't know a ton about the ...

it might be necessary to buy a spool of this just to experiment with. Apart from PLA or ABS, the most popular filament is without a doubt nylon. It’s a much more flexible and stronger material ...

which is much closer (300℃, 50℃) to a typical high-performance filament like ABS, while also omitting the typical post-process annealing of PEEK. This assumes that Tullomer can match those ...