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[Adalay 3D]

I use ABS and PLA. Would be cool if you could use Polypropylene.

[Redgeneral]

I have so far only used ABS - I would like to see Ninja Flex tested on it

[wpilgrim]

Will be giving this stuff a try, I primarily use PLA and it seems you cover most of the bases/basics. I can't imagine something else. I have issues with minor warping on extremely large prints and will definitely give this a shot for those applications.

[curious_spark]

try cement, or stone.

[JohnA136]

I put it on two of our printers at the NY Maker Faire and ordered it for three more this week. We printed a lot of successful prints with PLA already but would love to try it with some exotics, like Carbon Fiber.

[Pmbtruckin]

I'm still learning and don't have my own printer but my wife's friend who got her into 3d printer world use pla

[chaos1ao]

It covers everything I have printed with and I have been looking closely at this product as an option to purchase when I finally get a home printer.

[dylan]

polycarb would be good

[Catrinisin]

ABS is what I work with mostly and I think a metal based filament would be nice to use here.

[DougChee14]

I am very impressed with the comprehensive list of materials that you have tested but being new to the field I have much to learn before I can offer any useful suggestions as to what other options should be considered.