So my Ninjaflex prints are coming out fantastically. So much so that I am considering making this my go to material. However for this to work I need a decent, soluble support material. PVA? Any recommendations?
Printable View
So my Ninjaflex prints are coming out fantastically. So much so that I am considering making this my go to material. However for this to work I need a decent, soluble support material. PVA? Any recommendations?
try pva, or the new polymaker support material
http://shop.3dfilaprint.com/polysupport-248-c.asp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...;v=fjiYoAAipVQ
But what was your mod that made ninjaflex work ???????????????
This is about the 5th time of asking :-)
Dude, ninjaflex works fine. What's the problem?
only green ninjaflex works on an unmodified creator :-)
actually at the moment I'm using flexismart on the knp - which does have modified extruders (well better ones anyway), which is very good stuff and polyflex on the creator.
But I do have a bunch of red ninjaflex and filaflex that just won't feed on either machine.
For now I simply opened up the 'output' hole on the extruder and inserted a teflon tube which had one end end cut to the shape of the extruder gear. Once I get a gap I will remake the entire extruder gear plate out of aluminium with the necessary modification in the gear zone.Quote:
Originally Posted by curious aardvark
Is this directed at CA? Or are you telling me that ninjaflex is its own best support?Quote:
Originally Posted by Davo
That's me asking CA what problems he has. :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sebastian Finke
I get it, yeah that's a good idea ! Got some spare teflon tubes around I can play with. Cheers :-)
And NO ninjaflex will not work as support for itself - that stuff sticks like glue to itself. You'd never be able to remobe supports.
That Polymaker video was very very interesting. Methinks I shall be purchasing some as soon as the pressure is off. That looks like truly amazing filament!
Not cheap though. £40 for a half kilo. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Sebastian Finke
well if you come to the tct show in september - I'm pretty usre we can sweet talk the nice polymaker people into giving you a sample roll :-)
I'll be on the scrounge again ;-)
http://www.tctshow.com/
I think we're going on the 29th this year. But I can always pop down on the 28th if that's the only day you can make. Nec is about 20 minutes from me.
Don;t know where you're looking but I make it £25 for 500gms inc p&p
http://shop.3dfilaprint.com/polysupp...ker-1610-p.asp
Okay not cheap - but cheaper than some of the stuff I've got. Also a lot cheaper than pva-m
Awesome idea. And its in Brum... Huzzah! My city. We should meet up there.
So far I have only visited the TCT site on my phone so navigation isn't the best. What I can't find is the entrance fee. What is it?
Oh yes, the £40 for 500g price I got off Amazon. I'll check out the filaprint shop later this evening.
Entry is Free :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sebastian Finke
but you have to pay nec parking charges which are around £10, unless you arrive by train :-)
Prolly take the train then. Or bus. Even cheaper.
Free is the best price.
train lets you off inside the nec - no idea on busses :-)
For flexible materials, Kisslicer 1.5 beta has the best support building algorithm - it allows you to peel off the supports like peeling an orange, so you have a chance this works for Ninjaflex as well - it's been used on Filaflex and that is even a more elastic and viscous filament.
yeah but will it output an 3xg file ?
Worth looking at. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by ralphzoontjens