that depends almost entirely on print temperature.
Print it at 220 - 235 and it's rigid and brittle.
240 and above and it starts to toughen up.
You still have to print it really slowly -...
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that depends almost entirely on print temperature.
Print it at 220 - 235 and it's rigid and brittle.
240 and above and it starts to toughen up.
You still have to print it really slowly -...
yep.
actually so is abs.
Pretty much the first things I ever desinged and printed were sausage stuffer tubes in abs.
6 years later, still using them.
That was in the frustrating months before...
for some reason ralph is resurrecting all the old threads about food safe materials.
personally I think it's just to get his website link on the front page of the forum.
Not quite a spammer -...
actually the thicker the layer, the greater chance of it being watertight. Fewer layers = fewer chances for holes.
Print fairly slowly, no infill (important) and 0.3-0.4 layer thickness.
I...