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    Support material for Ninjaflex

    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?


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    try pva, or the new polymaker support material
    http://shop.3dfilaprint.com/polysupport-248-c.asp



    But what was your mod that made ninjaflex work ???????????????

    This is about the 5th time of asking :-)
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    Dude, ninjaflex works fine. What's the problem?

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    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by curious aardvark View Post
    But what was your mod that made ninjaflex work ???????????????

    This is about the 5th time of asking :-)
    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.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Davo View Post
    Dude, ninjaflex works fine. What's the problem?
    Is this directed at CA? Or are you telling me that ninjaflex is its own best support?


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    That's me asking CA what problems he has.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian Finke View Post
    Is this directed at CA? Or are you telling me that ninjaflex is its own best support?

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    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.

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    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!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian Finke View Post
    Methinks I shall be purchasing some as soon as the pressure is off.
    Not cheap though. £40 for a half kilo.


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