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[alodia]

i use abs and pla mostly from makerbot,, i'd like to see some carbonfiber materials tested, since growing nanotubes have been made extremely easy, they will become very popular

[Solstie]

The build surface already works with everything that I print with including ABS, PLA, PET+, and t-glase (PETT).

Looks like it already works with flexible filaments too which I have just started experimenting with...

Had to google the brick filament. I will now be buying some!

[corben33]

The main filament type I use is PLA, it's cheap, no smell, and easy to obtain. As for other materials to be tested, I would maybe test wood-like filaments. This is a filament that I have seen and heard little about, but would definitely like to use in the future.

[DavidRR-91]

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I'd use it with PLA or ABS, but I'd like to print with resine, it'd be cool.

[michaelWylie]

Definitely use ABS the most, but I'd like to see some metallic filaments.

[yoman258]

Uhh, I'm not sure if you guys want a pat on the back, but that is an impressive list! Brick? Really? That's really cool.

I typically use PLA, but brick sounds fun!

[AxisLab]

First time I heard of buildtak, I'm gonna' try some. I'm PLA, carbon fiber and Flexy for the most part. Interested in hearing about polycarbonate or the new XT line colorfabb.

[YosemiteSam]

I print with ABS most of the time. I would like to print with bronzeFill.

[jestar9]

I have not used this but wonder how it would work with heated build plates. I definitely would like to try this to see if it prevents curling and temperature shock.

[cwmain]

The metal filament that makergeeks is going to release soon!